Email - Import Contacts
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Brittany Studmire
Agreed here. I send out weekly reports to the same 20 people in my company. But for some reason I always have to type them each by hand. Really annoying.
I know in Outlook you can create a contact distro list; “Document Reviewers” which has X number of people in it. Would be great to be able to just type that in to my To: field once instead of retyping every email address individually.
Matthew Decker
This is vital to my work as well. Even if it is not a true contact list, just having emails start to auto populate as a start to type in a name. having its own contact list or syncing with another app would be even better.
Tracy Viscosi
Having the ability to control the To: line of the email response would definitely increase productivity.
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Mirco
A real limit to operations: 100 contacts for a platform with such potential is ridiculous
Floriana Romano
a fundamental function to allow the sending of emails through ClickUp, otherwise useless
Brendan W
Merged in a post:
Improve Contact Import and Management for Email Integration
Mike Morrison Architecture
I’m frustrated with the current contact import system in the Email ClickApp. Every other productivity platform I’ve used allows for basic, reliable contact management—yet ClickUp’s method of importing 100 random contacts is not only limiting, but also makes it nearly impossible to work efficiently with my actual clients and contacts.
It’s baffling that such a fundamental feature—selecting, prioritising, or syncing my real, most-used contacts from Google or Outlook—still isn’t available. This is a basic expectation for any tool that claims to offer integrated email. Why is this taking so long to implement, when it’s standard everywhere else?
Please prioritise a real solution for contact management:
Let users choose which contacts to import or sync.
Allow syncing with Google Contacts or Outlook Contacts directly.
Provide a way to view, edit, and manage imported contacts in ClickUp.
This is a core workflow for anyone using ClickUp for client work, and it’s holding the platform back.
Freek Wallaard
Extremely agree. A clear mission for Clickup-devs: build an everything app and prevent users from having to go to the EXTREMELY DISTRACTING internet, email inbox, social media, etc., to collect input.
David Liprini
Hells yes, this please 🙏
Every time I send an email from a task I have to hope over to my email client, copy-paste the address, and repeat for however many recipients are necessary. MAAAASIVE headache for someone trying to move as much business management process across to CU as possible.
Whether it's being able to import emails from an email client, manually capture them anywhere, or link email fields from an internal CRM-type structure (i.e. a "People" task type), anything would be better than what it currently is.
Daniel Høiberg Lambrecht
We need this
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Hugo Danick Samson
Is there any updates on this?
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