View all files for the entire Workspace (File Manager)
Adam Ennis
As refugees from Basecamp 2, one feature that I've not seen in action in ClickUp that we'll miss is the ability to see all files for a given project in one place—and, indeed, all files across all projects
I believe a good place to initiate this view would be would be a 4th view button to the right of BOARD. (Please excuse the crudity of this model.)
Files for a given list, space, team would be viewable depending on what level a user is situated.
Being able to click on these files and go to the discussion(s) in which they're attached would also be fantastic.
Indeed, using search or looking for the attachment icon on tasks is simple enough, but viewing all the "things" and starting there is a really powerful way to get users to get their bearings, especially if you're coming into a project that's been going on for awhile.
Hopefully, this isn't a duplicate request. I'll take my answer off the air.
Log In
Tadej Jevševar
Hey everyone! We're exploring improvements to our integrations, and we would love your feedback. Please take this 2-minute survey to share your thoughts.
D
Data Analyst
Unbelievable that this isn't implemented. It makes being able to attach files a worthless feature. Am instead including links to SharePoint folders as a custom field in tasks.
P
Prompong Hakk
Yes this would be great. Also I recently discovered that deleting files from a task doesn't actually seem to delete them in the cloud because shared links still tend to work to download them after deleting. I think this is a big red flag since we have no control over IP access shared.
Wim Delfs
Is there another update on this?I There are several requests: a file manager, a files-view and being able to add tags....
Guy Mannerings
It's currently so easy to lose files/have no idea where they are after being attached to a Task.
We just need a file manager that lists your hierarchy and shows the files in each location: Space/Folder/List/Task/Subtask.
They should not be listed as one long list (like Docs are). It's too messy. They need to be shown in their locations, in a collapsible hierarchy.
Sure, one long list could be an option, but we also need them in an organised hierarchy.
Also, the ability to add a "Files" view to any location, so it shows you all files underneath that location. Again, ordered by Hierarchy, NOT as one long list (although that could be an option).
I also think Docs should be a part of this file manager, or this file manager should be replicated just for Docs. Docs are equally hard to find in ClickUp, and Docs home is difficult to use because it's just one long list and not organised by hierarchy/location.
Tadej Jevševar
Hey everyone! We're exploring improvements to our integrations, and we would love your feedback. Please take this 2-minute survey to share your thoughts.
Joren Rapini
Tadej Jevševar Was this posted on the right place? This survey didn't seem to have anything to do with this ticket
Wim Delfs
Indeed ... bizarre Joren Rapini! Was hoping for progress here, Tadej Jevševar ?
Tadej Jevševar
Wim Delfs: Joren Rapini please accept my apology, I posted survey link to the wrong place. I will post another survey link to this place as we want to move this thing forward. Thank you all!
S
Smail Belherazem
Joren Rapini yes that's exacltely what i was thinking about no Relationship at all !!!
D
Drew Clifton
Files. People need to see and manage Files. Just a "Files" section/view/whatever. Files.
Kent Searight
This is definitely one of the biggest and worst pain points in Clickup. My projects require many documents for specs, charts, drawings, etc. and I'm perpetually in a state of disorganization when it comes to finding files I've attached to projects.
C
Christian Robinson
I'd love to see something like this come to life! I trust that it could take the best of dropbox and drive and mash them together. In an ideal world it would have an eye towards media makers as well - not saying it would need to preivew .psd files, but perhaps mp4s and wavs. One of the most annoying things about dropbox's split screen view is that if you click out of the folder you're in, the file is no longer active in the right-hand side. As a musician constantly bouncing between different folders of audio files, I'd like to be able to compare versions, and having that right-side window disappear is quite annoying. Thanks Product Team!
K
Kevin Medri
This would be so useful, and a very important feature, with nearly 2000 votes what is the reason for not implimenting?
B
Brian de Heus
This will never get implemented, because right now being unable to manage files as a free user is so frustrating they might be tempted to switch over to a paid plan. By making it easier to manage files, they are more likely to stay under their 100MiB limit.
Load More
→