Integrations

Integration with MS365 copilot to allow for all content to be visible through copilot. Currently, platforms like Jira, Monday.com , Trello, and Planner have integrations with MS365 Copilot

From the documentation: "ClickUp automatically associates new GitHub activity with tasks if you include a valid ClickUp task ID in any part of the pull request title, pull request description, branch name, or commit message." https://help.clickup.com/hc/en-us/articles/6305771568791-GitHub-integration#h_01HQBHBAR41V63KW8SH38VZG49 We often reference related ClickUp tasks in the pull request description field. These are then linked to the task that the PR title/branch resolves, so we end up with one PR linked to multiple ClickUp tasks. This impacts our deployment process, where we're listing tasks and viewing their linked PRs to understand what is awaiting release. The ask here is to provide options as for which fields on the PR are used to link to the ClickUp task: PR Title and branch would be mandatory, option to toggle on/off PR description and commit message.

I am trying to book a room available in our workspace account, but I am getting this error message. I have tried giving all permissions, but it is still showing up.

I will like to see this video collaboration platform into Click-up. The idea will be that every upload and comment will reflect on Clickup

Is there a way to integrate clickup with Google Drive so that Docs uploaded on clickup will automatically be stored into a drive folder-where folders and subfolders are automatically created according to the spaces on clickup?

I'm researching how e-commerce teams are using ClickUp and Notion to manage fulfillment, production, and custom order workflows. App link - https://apps.shopify.com/syncup-for-clickup?search_id=88d854e2-bfbe-4a20-90be-78bbb9175e1c&surface_detail=syncup&surface_inter_position=1&surface_intra_position=3&surface_type=search One thing I've noticed is that a lot of Shopify stores seem to be forcing project management tools into order management systems. For example: Custom apparel businesses managing production in ClickUp Print shops tracking artwork approvals in Notion Engraving businesses assigning individual order items to different staff members Agencies and fulfillment teams trying to keep Shopify and their PM tool synchronized The challenge seems to be that Shopify orders don't naturally translate into project tasks. A few issues I've seen repeatedly: Every order contains multiple products that need to be assigned to different people Customer-uploaded files (artwork, logos, engravings, print-ready designs) don't always make it into the workflow Teams want order updates reflected in their PM system Completed work doesn't automatically update Shopify Zapier and Make become expensive as order volume grows I'm curious how people here are handling this today. Are you: Using ClickUp? Using Notion? Using Zapier or Make? Building custom integrations? Managing everything manually? Ideally, what would your perfect workflow look like? For example: Shopify Order ↓ ClickUp Task / Notion Page Created ↓ Each Line Item Becomes a Subtask or Child Record ↓ Customer Files Automatically Attached ↓ Team Completes Production ↓ Shopify Order Automatically Fulfilled Is anyone running a workflow similar to this today? I'd love to hear what's working and what's not.

Second Brain/PKM integration being able to pul information or link to notes from capacities app in projects or tasks for context.

The github integration while in theory works great per issue, the practical reality is that it creates double duty as each branch needs a task and most times multiple tasks need to feed from a single branch. Move this feature to the space level not tasks. The key feature would be to manage these tasks from github (like you currently have) but for an entire list not just the single issue. ie it would be great to connect branches at the list level not only the task level.

I've been looking at other tools and I feel that integration with meta is essential to be able to have leads integrated here.