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Microsoft Outlook Integration Needs to Be BETTER
Microsoft Outlook Total Integration. I can't post directly to ClickUp's feedback portal (it's external), but here's a ready-to-paste comment. Just drop it into the Email V2 feature request : * ClickUp Brain's AI Email Assistant Is Gmail-Only — This Needs to Change for M365 Users I run a law firm on ClickUp and have gone all-in on Brain, Super Agents, and the AI ecosystem. I'm exactly the kind of power user you want championing this platform. Here's the problem: ClickUp Brain can search my inbox, draft replies, and send emails, but only through Gmail . My firm runs on Microsoft 365 with Outlook as our primary email. That means Brain's entire email assistant capability is completely unavailable to me and every other M365 user. This isn't a minor gap. Email is the #1 communication tool for law firms, and probably most professional services businesses. The promise of an AI assistant that can help triage, draft, and manage email is a massive selling point for ClickUp, but it's a broken promise for anyone not on Gmail. What I need: * Brain/AI ability to read, search, draft, and send Outlook emails (same as the current Gmail integration) * Super Agents that can monitor my Outlook inbox and take action (flag urgent messages, draft responses, create tasks from emails) * Full Outlook email thread visibility within ClickUp tasks, not just attachments or screenshots Why this matters: * Microsoft 365 dominates the enterprise and professional services market * ClickUp is positioning Brain as an AI work assistant, but an assistant that can't touch your email is half an assistant * Users like me are evaluating whether to stay on ClickUp or move to platforms that actually integrate with our existing tools * This has been requested for 5+ years with 4,300+ votes. It's time. I love ClickUp. I don't want to leave. But I need Brain to work with the tools my firm actually uses. — Joseph Lavelle, Esq. | Lavelle Law Group, APC | San Diego, CA
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Feature Request: EMAIL THREAD RECOGNITION FOR EMAIL-TO-TASK (for help desk support tickets)
Enable ClickUp's email-to-task feature to recognize email threads and add reply emails to the existing task instead of creating duplicate tasks. Current Behavior: When using ClickUp's email-to-task functionality: Initial email to List email address creates Task A User replies to client from within ClickUp task Client replies to that email thread ClickUp creates NEW Task B instead of adding the reply to Task A Requested Behavior: When a client replies to an email thread that originated from a ClickUp task: ClickUp should recognize the email thread/conversation ID Add the reply as a comment/update to the original task Maintain the full email conversation within one task Optionally notify assigned users of the new reply Business Use Case: Many teams want to use ClickUp as a customer support help desk system with a single support email address (e.g., support@company.com ). For this to work effectively, email conversations need to be threaded within the same task, not scattered across multiple tasks. Current Workaround Limitations: Manual task merging (time-consuming, error-prone) Losing conversation history across multiple tasks Poor customer experience tracking Forces teams to purchase separate help desk software (Teamwork, Front, Help Scout, Zendesk) just for email threading Impact: This feature would allow ClickUp to serve as a true help desk ticketing system, eliminating the need for third-party integrations and making ClickUp more competitive with dedicated support platforms. Technical Requirements: Parse email headers to identify thread/conversation IDs Match incoming emails to existing tasks by conversation ID Add subsequent emails as task comments with email metadata Maintain ability to reply from task and continue thread Priority: High - This is a major limitation preventing ClickUp from being used as a complete support solution. Thank you!
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