Hi, a big part of project management is effective planning. We’ve been using the Workload view in ClickUp to manage planning for our team (6 people), but we've encountered several limitations that are impacting our workflow. Here are our main concerns and suggestions: Integration with Outlook Calendar We need visibility of our Outlook calendar events within ClickUp, since these represent times when we’re unavailable to work on tasks and should not be scheduled. → Suggestion: Please add an integration that syncs our Outlook calendars with ClickUp, so that calendar events automatically block time in the Workload view. Improved Task Scheduling Flexibility Currently, tasks only have a start date and due date. However, this is not sufficient for planning tasks that need to be worked on during multiple non-consecutive days. For example, if a task should be scheduled for 6 hours on Monday and again for a few hours later that week, we are forced to split it into multiple (sub)tasks. Additionally, if a task is scheduled for one day but requires more work afterwards, it won’t show up in the backlog, even though it’s not finished. → Suggestions: Allow tasks to have multiple scheduled dates, with time allocations for each. Introduce a separate “Planned Date(s)” field, distinct from the due date (which could be renamed to “Deadline” for clarity). Consider a user-friendly design for this, e.g. displaying “Planned Date(s)” below the Start and Deadline fields. Tasks that are planned but not yet completed should remain in the backlog. Example: I want to plan a task for 3 hours on Monday, 5 hours on Thursday, and 1 hour on Friday, without creating multiple tasks. The task should still appear in the backlog if it’s not completed. Custom Workweeks per User Not everyone on our team works the standard 5 days or 8 hours per day. Some team members work 4 or 4.5 days per week. → Suggestion: Please allow customization of workweeks on a per-user basis. Holidays and Time Off There’s currently no simple way to block out holidays or personal time off. → Suggestion: Add an option to mark days as unavailable (e.g. vacation days), so these are excluded from planning. These improvements would make workload planning much more realistic and user-friendly for our team. Otherwise we might have to look for a more efficiënt tool.