Database Support
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Yannis Varsamos
I enjoy task management in Clickup, but it is difficult to organize tasks in a way that you can easily track them in the future. It could be that each task list is connected i.e., to a client, a project or similar, and then check all the tasks that this client has. This can be done with databases, similar to Notion. In theory, this can also be done by relationships in clickup, but it feels unnatural... Why do i need to have a task that represents a client for example? Please include database support and then the task lists can be attached to an item in the database.
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