Integrations

Hi ! Markdown is really great to maintain a healthy knowledge base, but what's really missing to make docs perfect in ClickUP is Mermaid JS ! I use a lot of diagrams for team processes and have to export then embed html pages or copy image export to my docs, which is not the best to easily modify it. If you guys could add some cdn in your code to render Mermaid that would be awesome 🙂 Thank you !

Current Situation: ClickUp has made great progress in becoming an all-in-one platform. However, one area that still feels incomplete is time tracking and timesheets. While basic time tracking exists, it lacks the depth and automation that many teams need for proper project management and financial tracking. Many users are looking for a more seamless way to track time directly tied to their workflow — especially based on task status changes. Currently, there is no built-in way to automatically track time when a task moves between statuses (such as To Do → In Progress → On Hold → In Review → Done). This creates friction and reduces the overall efficiency of the platform. Proposed Solution: We would like to see native, status-based automatic time tracking built into ClickUp, with the following capabilities: When a task status changes from To Do to In Progress, time tracking should automatically start for the assigned user. When the task moves to On Hold, the timer should pause. When the task moves to In Review, the timer should stop, and the tracked time should be recorded against the person who worked on it. When the task is marked as Done, the system should finalize the time spent in the “In Progress” status. This data should flow into advanced Timesheets where teams can easily view: Time spent per task Time spent by each assignee Daily and weekly timesheets At the end of the month or week, teams should be able to easily calculate hourly costs or salaries based on tracked time (hours × rate per user). Why This Feature is Important: Many teams need reliable time tracking that is directly connected to their task workflow. Without this, they often have to use workarounds or external tools, which reduces the value of staying within one platform. A native solution would significantly improve user retention, especially for small teams and growing startups who are currently on the Free plan. It would make ClickUp a much stronger all-in-one platform, reducing the need for users to piece together multiple tools for task management and time tracking. Advanced timesheets with proper reporting would also help teams better understand project costs, team productivity, and resource allocation — features that are becoming standard expectations in modern project management tools. Making this available on the Free plan would allow more users to experience the full value of ClickUp early on, increasing the chances of long-term adoption and upgrades later. Business Impact: Higher user satisfaction and stickiness Stronger positioning against other all-in-one tools Better support for agencies, freelancers, and small teams who need time-based reporting and cost tracking Reduced friction for users who want to track time without manual effort This feature would not only improve the current user experience but also help ClickUp become a more complete solution for teams that manage both projects and time/resources together. I would say buy Clockify or have native integration to clickup and also allow export timetrack to clockify or dual way integraiton.

I'd like the ability to sync events created in my Google Calendar and with my Outlook calendar back to ClickUp

Currently it doesn't appear that there is a way to integrate ClickUp using a Gitlab Service Account, but this would be helpful to shift actions to the Service Account rather than an individual.

Integrating DocuSign envelopes and signing workflows would definitely help with certain tasks and reminders within ClickUp.

Do you want to use only ClickUp Chat but your Client wants Teams or Slack? It would be great to sync Teams and Slack with Chat features so we can use ClickUp Chat internally and the Clients / External can use their communication method. Only then ClickUp would be the true everything-app.

Would love a way that the Slack username of a person matches with the ClickUp user and edits the slack post as a 'mention' when posting a comment in Slack, versus what it does currently, which just adds the comment with the Slack @username. If this could be a two-way street, that would be even better. Meaning, if someone mentions me in ClickUp, it converts to the @username as a mention within Slack, so that I get notified of being mentioned in channels I have muted. (I do have Keywords on already, but sometimes that doesn't work). Obviously this would require the Slack account and ClickUp account to have the same setup email address for each user (which our setup has for both platforms).

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

I was working with Todoist a couple of years ago, and their Outlook plugin allowed me to link to the actual email, not save it as an attachment (making it easier to follow up and reply, etc.) It would be great if ClickUp could do the same. while emails as attachments are useful as an artefact, they're not great for keeping people not on ClickUp to task!