Feature Requests

Feedback: My main goal is to reduce overwhelm and unnecessary visibility for team members. Today in ClickUp, if a user has access to a View, they must also see the parent Space, Folder, and List. This exposes a lot of structure and information that is irrelevant to most users and creates cognitive overload—especially in agencies and large teams. What I’m requesting: Please allow View-only access where: Users can be granted access to specific Views only The underlying Spaces, Folders, and Lists remain private and hidden The View becomes the main UI surface the user interacts with Ideal experience: Admin creates a private List Admin creates role-specific Views User logs in and sees only the Views shared with them No visibility of Spaces, Folders, Lists, or other Views This would function similarly to Airtable Interfaces, where the structure stays hidden and users interact only with what’s relevant to them. Why this matters: Greatly reduces overwhelm Improves onboarding and focus Prevents accidental access to sensitive data Eliminates the need for complex workarounds and duplicated Spaces One-line summary: Let Views be shareable UI layers independent of Space/List visibility. Airtable has an interface view you can create which hides the whole workload of the rerst.

Pumble is a Slack competitor. We would love to integrate with it

The Custom IDs are a great thing, but I think they would be needed to be printed lowercase, otherwise it is not possible to include them in commit messages if one wants to adhere to formatting standards (eg.: commitlint)

In the previous version of ClickUp, the "Help/What is new" button was conveniently located at the bottom of the sidebar, right next to the "Invite" button. This made it easy for users to quickly access support whenever needed and see what is new, this is no longer available.

Allow user to edit time in Clickup and have edit reflected in BQE core

Dear ClickUp Support Team, I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to follow up on a form we submitted approximately two weeks ago regarding the integration of ClickUp and Azure DevOps. We have not yet received a response or an update on the status of our request. This integration is a high priority for our team’s workflow, and we are eager to get it up and running as soon as possible. Could you please look into the status of our submission and provide an update? If there is any additional information or documentation required from our side to expedite the process, please let me know, and I will provide it immediately. Thank you for your time and assistance. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Best regards, Numan iftikhar WorkSpace ID : 8411590

Hi, this feature looks to be only to be set for all spaces at once. Would it be possible to set this on the Space level and let a space creator set this option? ----your update on 2025-12-05 ---- Use Absolute Dates instead of Relative (New ClickApp) Choose how dates are displayed across your Workspace! With this new ClickApp, you can select absolute dates (9/5/25) instead of the current default of relative dates (Today, Monday). To switch to absolute dates, a Workspace owner or admin can disable the Use Relative Dates ClickApp.

Enable complete access to all data when offline or weak internet connection including tasks and documents

Currently, ClickUp’s public API does not support updating a user’s status (active/inactive or custom statuses) directly. Please add api support to update user's status.

I'm very happy with ClickUp and I can say that I never needed to switch to another app. I still have a big problem though: even after I made lists and tasks for the apps I use, I still need a dedicated app for logins and passwords and here's what I mean... Dropbox had a small Chrome extension that was automatically saving all passwords and logins from every website that had to create new accounts on. It was very useful for small websites that I was using occasionally, but they were definitely needed. They discontinued it and I lost all information...they did email us, but they could have sent a popup notification in the app that we were paying for... Logins are the only super scary thing that if we lose, we are definitely doomed. yes, we use Google Authenticator, but we also need a password system that encourages us to change them periodically because some websites do not have 2FA and scammers are constantly fishing for data to sell it. By the time we finished changing passwords, they are already sold. We know this because Google sends notifications about it. we also need an app that can be securely updated and that we know for sure that it will not be deleted on any device and it should be able to type in login data automatically, just like safari passwords does. The problem with these little apps is that they cannot hold more than 2 fields, so we are forced to use multiple apps for multiple websites and this is very STRESSFUL because we are always afraid that someday, any app can get cancelled. another aspect is a way to access this app or ClickUp in case we lose our phone. I know we can save recovery codes, but can we get some sort of physical thing that we can use to recover our digital lives in case of calamity? I think the problem is much bigger, but I'll leave it at that, calling it "risk management"... Thanks for reading, Sorina