Alert for scheduling tasks on weekends, bank holidays and user holidays
Alex Harris-MacDuff
Having customisable alerts and blocked out areas where tasks are not able to be scheduled on weekends and bank holidays (customisable by region) and any other times the business is closed.
Allocating booked holiday to certain users so they cannot be scheduled any tasks during time off.
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Jackie Fitzgerald
ClickUp account #2I found 6 different posts relating to a user's ability to add blackout non-working days so workload, duration, and other calculations are more accurate. These disparate posts make this feature seem less popular than it is. Can you please merge and retally?
Herson Bugante
Please include a feature that will allow us to adjust business hours and public holidays for each country. Each country has its own holidays, and I hope we can have a feature that allows us to account for these holidays in our timesheets and calendars, to avoid counting days that are not supposed to be counted.
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Phyu Phyu
Please exclude and sync the holidays in the entire workspaces to block the calendar dates. Please implement that asap. Thank you.
Hussein Mazeh
Please add it, that would be great
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Kevin McCuen
This needs to be on the form submission side as well.
Marina Schnoerringer
Hello, any update on this feature ? It would be really nice to be able to configure if a user is on holidays in the Gant and workload views without being forced to create tasks for it in a project...
Ed Halley
One of the biggest key benefits of ClickUp is being able to automate things that are repetitive. We provide monthly services, that are very repetitive, for clients. Most tasks are due by a date each month and when the task is completed, the reoccurrence sets us up for the next month, which is awesome. What isn't awesome is that there's nothing to protect us from having due dates set to weekend and holidays, which results in many last minute panics, or missed dates. Having to bring up a calendar view and adjust dues manually defeats the purpose of having reoccurring due dates, at least for us. We make heavy use of dashboard widgets to help us track and see what's coming up, but it is still easy to miss that a date coming up is on a weekend or holiday. Having rules that enable automatically created due dates to be adjusted to fit a companies work week and holiday schedule is critical to their success. Any scheduling tool they use must account/adjust for that, or ultimately, the tool is hurting them. Thanks for working to get this solved for us!
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Galanda A Brooker
Ed Halley along these lines, religious holidays in some countries are also significant so we need calendars for the 4 most practiced as well within ClickUp https://clickup.canny.io/feature-requests/p/add-religious-holidays
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Kube Arquitetura
For our company and our projects, it is extremely important that the scheduling of tasks considers national holidays (which are already in the ClickUP calendar) as non working days. In addition, we need to insert local holidays and other non working days such as team vacations. We need the system to behave as it does when it skips the weekend when scheduling a task. When are we expected to have this feature available?
This is so so so basic that I couldn't believe when noticed. Our team is a little shocked, if I may say...
Pierre Becher
Kube Arquitetura: Hi Kube, skip weekends, holidays or other custom time-off periods for dependent (sub)tasks due dates can be solved by an automation via the ClickUp API. If you like to discuss a solution, please reach out at pierre@neworkflow.co
Emanuele Tonetti
Asana has it and I am quite surprised that ClickUp doesn't. Please add it!
Guido Reher
This is so essential. You would think this is an absolute must. Especially when you think about that you can actually create lists and skip weekends but when you reschedule something (as this is the real world of project management) within the list tasks and subtaks will be scheduled on weekends and you have to manually check if something is scheduled to be done on e.g. saturday ... This is such a huge gateway for errors
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