Feature Requests

Description: The "Remap Parent Task Dates based on Subtasks" feature currently only updates the top-level ancestor tasks when a subtask's date changes. It skips intermediate parent tasks in a nested hierarchy. Example: Task A (parent) Task B (subtask of A) Task C (subtask of B) When I change Task C's due date, Task A's due date updates correctly, but Task B (the direct parent of C) does not update. This makes the feature unusable for anyone managing projects with more than one level of subtasks. Expected behavior: When a subtask's date changes, every parent in the chain should update its start/due dates accordingly: Task B should update to reflect Task C's new dates Task A should update to reflect Task B's new dates This should cascade through all levels, regardless of nesting depth Why this matters: Many project structures require intermediate grouping (e.g. Epics → Features → Tasks, or Project Phases → Work Packages → Activities). Without recursive date rollup, users are forced to either flatten their hierarchy (losing organizational clarity) or manually update intermediate tasks every time a date shifts. Other project management tools (MS Project, Smartsheet, Primavera) handle this recursively by default. ClickUp's nested subtask support (up to 7 levels) suggests deep hierarchies are a supported use case, but the date rollup doesn't match. Request: Make "Remap Parent Task Dates based on Subtasks" cascade through all parent levels in the task hierarchy, not just the top-level ancestor.

Ability to open a doc in full screen when created using Doc View

Hi, Instead of having a few random formula columns, it would be great if ClickUp build a robust project budget/finance management tool from ground up. Something that can help us manage an entire budgeting for the projects that we manage in. LickUp and that can easily integrated with ClickUp project management tool. Ability to: Inventory management Finance dashboards Finance Custom Reports Invoice Generating Thank you

I would like to be able to create an action after setting the sprint points. example : when sprint point is set (or modified), change the status

ClickUp Tasks which are then populated into Google Calendar as events are not two-way syncing. After the tasks have been populated into Google as events, I change the time and date of these events in Google. But after a while, about 10 minutes, the Google events revert back to the time and date that ClickUp tasks were originally set up with. Please make ClickUp and Google Calendar integration full two-sync. I think it is deceptive that you advertise it as such but there have been bugs with it for years.

ClickUp and DevOps currently synchronise everything in DevOps. This may be tens of thousands of tasks. In most cases, this is unnecessary. Ideally, we'd like to synchronise on a much more limited basis. For example, a task in ClickUp should map to a feature in DevOps with sub-tasks in ClickUp mapping to lower level items in DevOps. The reason for this is that software development is only a part of a project with other project task, such as mechanical assembly, being independent (I'm finding it difficult to get a non-software engineer to adopt DevOps). The other issue is that DevOps appears in a separate space rather than in the same project. This does not lend itself to the holistic management of projects. The ideal synchronisation would look something like this: Project Title Project Management Information -- ... (only in ClickUp) -- ... (only in ClickUp) Software Development [maps to Epic in DevOps] -- Task 1 ... [maps to Feature in DevOps] --- Sub-Task 1.1 ... [maps to Requirement in DevOps] -- Task 2 ... [maps to Feature in DevOps] -- ... Mechanical Assembly -- Task 1 ... (only in ClickUp) -- Task 2 ... (only in ClickUp)

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.

Hi! I'm using the Total Time in Status ClickApp and have it displaying in Days in List view. However, on our Kanban/Board view, the cards are still showing time in hours. Is there a way to change the display format to Days on Board view cards as well, or is that not currently supported?

When connecting any Google Workspace MCP server (official or custom) that uses OAuth, Google blocks the authentication flow with "Access blocked: clickup-prod.com has not completed the Google verification process" (Error 403: access_denied). This happens because ClickUp's MCP redirect URI ( https://search.clickup-prod.com/connect/mcp ) belongs to an unverified OAuth application from Google's perspective. Even when users provide their own OAuth Client ID and Secret, the redirect still goes through clickup-prod.com , which triggers Google's block. This completely prevents connecting any Google service via OAuth to Super Agents, including Google's own official MCP servers for Drive, Gmail, and Calendar. Please complete Google's OAuth app verification for the clickup-prod.com domain so users can authenticate with their Google accounts through MCP connections. This is a critical blocker for any Google Workspace MCP integration.

ClickUp now supports connecting custom MCP servers to Super Agents, which is amazing. However, Figma's official remote MCP server ( https://mcp.figma.com/mcp ) only accepts connections from allowlisted clients (currently Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and ChatGPT). This means ClickUp Super Agents cannot directly connect to Figma's MCP server via OAuth, even though the infrastructure on ClickUp's side is fully ready. Getting ClickUp added to Figma's allowlist would unlock incredibly powerful design automation workflows: Super Agents could read design system components, create on-brand frames with exact sizing, place text with custom fonts, and apply auto-layout, all directly inside Figma files. For marketing and creative teams, this means an agent that receives a campaign brief and produces pixel-perfect banner designs using the company's actual design system, without any manual handoff. Please coordinate with Figma to register ClickUp as an authorized MCP client so we