Let subtasks inherit standard/custom fields of parent tasks (copy field values from parent to subtask)
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Caroline Ginty
Update May 2026: Hi everyone - this feature is still on the backlog, but we will share updates here as they are available. Thanks!
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Tamika Adams
This seems like a very logical feature. The field filler agent uses up too much AI credits to fill in fields on subtasks when the system should just allow the inheritance from the parent task.
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Daniel Bobel
That's pretty embarrassing. It's like selling a car without a steering wheel. It's a basic feature. Your customers have been asking for this feature since 2019. Just close the case so it doesn't get too awkward.
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Juan Velasquez
This is by far the most important feature to implement. It would be a huge time-saver!
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Szymon Piech
Any movement? It is frustrating to lose hours on copying fields over to subtasks...
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Annaelle Edon
I can't wait to have this feature live to avoid manual addition each time
Jessica Lee
I beg, I plead! This seems to be all that's left to truly eliminating tool sprawl with ClickUp! 💌
Julie Babin
Caroline Ginty, Any date to deliver this ? We would save a uge amount of time ! Thank you
Caroline Ginty
Julie Babin: No date to share at this time; I'll update here as we get further into scoping. Thanks!
Ellen DeFeo
We recently migrated to Clickup, and this is one of the biggest gaps in functionality from our previous tool. We do a high volume of client reporting, and need certain custom fields filled out for every task. Ensuring this is done across multiple custom fields is not only very time consuming, but exposes us to risk in tasks not being updated and therefore not being included in these reports.
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Emily Selph
This is very much needed. This seems like a really basic feature to be completely missing!
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Nicole Salow
We still need this feature, and we need it to be optional. For example I have one custom field that I DO NOT want to be copied over to it's subtasks, but several other custom fields that I DO want copied over to subtasks for informational purposes.
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