Turn of 'Task Assigned to Me' Inbox default notification
Pip Meecham
At the moment, Tasks assigned to me is set as a default for the ClicKUp Inbox notification. This can be incredibly annoying when you don't need to see this. Can we please have an option to turn this off?
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Sandra Booker
Yes please! It's such a pain having to see these notifications when I don't need them. I also don't need to see notifications when a comment has been assigned to me, or when the status of the task changes, or I'm mentioned in a description, or a checklist item is assigned to me or when a list is assigned to me.
I would like full control over being able to turn these notifications off.
Of the last 50 notifications in my inbox, I only needed 5 of them. Such an unnecessary distraction and a waste of time.
Ellen DeFeo
We use ClickUp to manage very high volumes of work, and notifications for every task assigned to our team can cause an overwhelming number of updates that take time to clear out and add no value. Being able to turn this setting off would have a huge positive impact on our team's experience using ClickUp. We chose ClickUp because it is highly customizable for different types of workflows, and this is one feature we'd love to be able to customize.
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Veronica Brock
Having some control over the amount of notifications that come into our team's inboxes would be a game-changer for us. We are a creative agency and have a lot of tasks that get assigned at the beginning of a project that we don't need people to be notified about in their inbox because they are using other views to manage their work.
The current setup creates a LOT of noise in inboxes and inhibits our ability to use our inboxes well and consistently see and quickly prioritize notifications that ARE timely and need immediate attention.
Even better would be to have the ability to adjust the notification to follow some sort of logic that the user can set for their particular scenario (for example, if you're assigned to a task that starts within x days from today [or in the past] then send an inbox notification, otherwise it doesn't hit the inbox)