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Reporting reduced/degraded performance
Right now it is very cumbersome to report reduced/degraded performance. It has an impact on our productivity and so, to us at least, it doesn’t feel like it is treated with any form of urgency on Clickup’s part. You have to use the “chat” function, to ultimately submit a ticket. Which all in all took close to 5 minutes. Here’s an idea: How about a button on the status page ( status.clickup.com ) titled “report reduced performance” or something like that? Sure, if after that the automated system still asks a bunch of basic questions, I get it. But having to search for a way to report and then still jump through a bunch of hoops … The impact of any outage can be high, as many use Clickup for documentation, for dev sprints, … It can grind dev work to a halt. Having a faster way to report an outage would be great. Especially if we can get the impression that it is treated with priority and not with the rest of support tickets. Perhaps the nature of the ticket means that it is, how would you know? And that is part of the problem. If there’s a “report reduced performance” button, and that starts some kind of counter on Clickup’s end, or even on the status page, that increases the urgency as more reports come in, that would at least give the feeling that customer’s reports of reduced performance are being dealt with with the highest priority. Not saying they aren’t at the moment, but the clumsy reporting method and the lack of any indication it will be dealt with with the highest urgency, don’t help.
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I don't have a large database to manage in ClickUp, or any automations worth speaking about, or fancy templates. I'm just a simple power user. Some of us spend enormous amounts of money on our gear to overcome performance issues with localized applications when they aren't optimized. But we have NO power here. There is NO reason in 2025 with ClickUp's success that this platform needs to be so slow. It was great last year when I was in it every day for hour working with AI, creating CU docs, multiple user types, diagrams, etc... this year, it's been chill, and it take up to 10 seconds to load the app UI on every computer. This is on a browser and the desktop app. M1 Max MBP and Linux (main daily): Hardware Specifications • CPU: Intel Core i9-12900K (24 cores, 5.2GHz max, 12th Gen) • RAM: 48GB (47999MiB) • GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti (23GB VRAM) • Samsung SSD 990 PRO 1TB NVMe • 2x Samsung SSD 980 PRO 2TB NVMe in RAID • WDC WD80EMAZ 7.3TB HDD • Motherboard: EVGA Z690 DARK KINGPIN • Dual Intel I225-V 2.5GbE Ethernet Controllers • Network Performance: 2350.85 Mbps down, 13.93 ms latency Software Environment • OS: Arch Linux (Kernel 6.14.9-zen1-1-zen) • Desktop Environment: KDE Plasma (6.3.5) with Wayland • Display Server: X.org with Xwayland 24.1.6 • Shell: ZSH 5.9 • Browser: Google Chrome 137.0.7151.68 • Terminal: Warp Terminal • ClickUp 3.5.87 Graphics Stack • NVIDIA Driver: 570.153.02 • CUDA Version: 12.8 • APIs: OpenGL 4.6, Vulkan 1.4.313, EGL 1.5
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