I will leave ClickUp at term end if this is not implemented by then. My needs aren't complicated, but I need custom "Closed" statuses.

I'm sort of amazed this isn't already implemented. Such a simple feature with obvious use cases and zero downsides.

Please! We need it!

Would be great to get some feedback here :-)

Dear ClickUp team, we need it really badly!

how hard can it be to implement this?

Could anyone from ClickUp at least let us know the reason for the delay in implementing this apparently easy change?

Is there an ETA on this or a suggested workaround? The ability to close a ticket with an option to set different status reflecting multiple outcomes is very common expectation.

5 years of requests for this. It's absolutely a deal-breaker for so many potential users, while the rest of us struggle on with work-arounds.

What more do we need to do to get some action on this basic request ???? !!!!!

I really want to use clickup, I would be happy to subscribe and get some of the frills but without the ability to have multiple closed status' it just doesn't do what it needs to.

This feels like it should be easy to do.

Hey Click up, if you are not going to ever implement this can you just tell us so we can all go find something else?

I am evaluating ClickUp for my org, and noticed my colleague marking tasks "cancelled". I looked at these tasks and was surprised to see that the default template refers to "closed" as "cancelled", with a green circle. That's weird, but I figured I'd just add "complete" as another option and be done with it. Except, I can't.

Why would cancelled ever be green? Why would a dev team put so much effort into customizing all other status options, but exclude one status option from it? Why would it take 5 YEARS to acknowledge this ticket?

I've been enjoying ClickUp so far and have been preparing to recommend one of the paid tiers for our org, but I am now second-guessing. Although the lack of this basic, common-sense feature is concerning, the fact that this ticket is 5 years old without any acknowledgement is a much bigger concern to me.

Now I'm wondering what other frustrating surprises I haven't noticed yet and I'm reconsidering my recommendation. Make no mistake, small sources of friction like this -- and failure to acknowledge them -- is losing you new business.