Feature Requests

Some, if not most, ClickApps I've used seem more like user preferences than critical settings to be carefully controlled. As such, as a non-Admin but frequent user, it's annoying when I need to get my Admin to activate a ClickApp for something innocuous like "Time Tracking Rollup." Why is that feature behind a wall? What does it matter to any admin whether I want to see my subtasks added up or not? This wastes my time and my admin's time, and results in a hesitance to make use of features that I need to get permission for. If you didn't want to take all the control away from admins, you could alternatively make ClickApps user-activatable by default but allow admins to lock them if desired. Or maybe some are default locked if you think they are more appropriate to be admin controlled.

We're having a lot of difficulties caused by Threaded Comments. Our clients are complaining about missing comments and feeling overwhelmed by it, and they're right! We really want our clients to use ClickUp for the ease of project management instead of email or bunch of other IM apps, but this makes it really hard to convince them to stay. You might ask why not disable threaded comments then? Well because for some reason it's tied to Chat function, and Chat is an integral part to us! ClickUp gurus, could you please make these 2 functions independent from each other? Thanks.

Ability to search all my Outlook emails to get the latest updates on a project or summarize a long thread. Same as it is currently possible for Gmail.

It works the other way around but not this way. If it could automatically set the parent task start and due date to the earliest start date listed in the subtask and the latest due date listed in the subtask, that would make it so much easier instead of having to manually always change parent task dates when things get moved around in the subtasks. Option to do it this way or turn it off would be great.

If you added the Russian language, then States in Asia were able to use your PJ applications, you can add You can make developments!

If you add this to the settings, it will be easier to use your applications in Asia.

Undoubtedly, the omnipresent green online indicator used to greatly facilitate our workflows. With the recent intentional update that displays the online status only in specific sections, it has become arduous to easily identify which colleagues are currently online. Thank you

I would like to suggest an enhancement to ClickUp’s resource management capabilities. Currently, the platform primarily focuses on managing team members as resources. It would be incredibly valuable if ClickUp could support the management of other resource types, such as: Construction crews or project teams (e.g., external contractors) Meeting rooms or shared spaces Specialized equipment or machinery This functionality would help organizations like ours, which rely on diverse resources beyond traditional team members, better plan and allocate these assets efficiently within projects. An ideal solution would include: Customizable Resource Types: Allow users to define and manage different types of resources. Availability Scheduling: Enable availability tracking and conflict resolution for these resources. Assignment Integration: Include these resources in task assignments and workload planning. This feature would significantly enhance ClickUp's flexibility for businesses across various industries, from construction and events management to consulting and IT.

ClickUp can already show Slack Time — isn't there a way for Clickup to create a setting where dependencies are only rescheduled if there is no slack time between them? Slack time is built into our projects because INEVITABLY content is behind but we can still make our original deadline, so I don't need slack time accounted for again when a proceeding task is delayed. Similar to Asana Maintain Buffer / Lag Shifting

I would like to see the use of Time Estimate on tasks created on the personal list so that users are better able to forecast their bandwidth including things outside of public organization projects