Feature Requests

I would like to be able to set the estimated time for a number of my tasks at one time.

What is the point of tracking time if you can't see its relationship to cost? Clients do pay you with hours and at to ask we create hundreds of automatons for something as simple as a rate variable. Please stop wasting time on apple watch integration, Siri, Alexia and more outer edge integrations when something as fundamental as hourly rates are missing.

We use custom people fields to assign individuals with varying functions to a single task. (i.e. Assignee, Team Lead, Account Manager, Casting Specialist). There would not be an instance where we put all of these individuals in the Assignee field. Current state, the Time Estimate only allows you to customize time per Assignee. It would be huge for us to be able to estimate time per user based on people fields set.

I've added this a couple of times, but as the team continues to use Clickup, there is a lot of items missing in tracking and forecasting. I've tried all the widgets but ideally this is what I need: for any given month (and possibly other time frames): a list of projects containing how much time was logged on that project by assignee or resource a list of resources containing how much time they logged on each project they worked on

Right now, time has to be tracked on a specific task - or by writing a note. It would be great, if it was possible to track time for an event that is in my Google Calendar.

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I have requested, but am again. We work within a lot of retained clients, so the ability to create a main ticket that has the retained hours estimated->then subtasks time estimates take away from the main task to show how many hours are left in that retained amount will go miles for budget tracking within tickets . Please consider adding this feature

I would like to have the option to hide weekends when viewing Timesheets.

When working with subtasks, the name of the parent task does not appear in the timesheet. It would be helpful to have it either in the task name (e.g. subtask [parent task]) or in the Location (e.g. Space/List/Parent task). Alternatively, group the subtasks by task and always display the parent task even if no time was reported in the parent task. Task 1 > Subtask 1 > ... Task 2 > Subtask 2 >...

A lot of time tracking software tools have a feature for inactivity or idle time to automatically stop the timer if there is no keyboard/mouse activity. Then typically a popup appears and asks if they are still working on the task with options to dismiss the notification and continue to track time or discard the time that was inactive. This would be awesome to see as a feature in Clickup's time tracking and would greatly improve the accuracy to which time is being allocated to tasks. It's not always easy to remember to stop timers.