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Jeff MacNeill
Currently running into issues with this. Need automations to trigger based on status of nested subtasks when moved into a new list. There is so much room for improvement with automations.
Sarah Ross
Nested subtasks are necessary, it seems pointless not having this automated. It is not practical having to manually change these. Click Up is supposed to make things easier not harder.
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JF Gelinas
Open since 2021, i guess this will never implement this request.
Here's hoping.
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Andrea Richards
My teams really need this feature. We are unable to set up our workflow properly without this feature. We built this workflow with the understanding this could work because it says subtasks. We currently have project set up with a parent tasks and subtasks as deliverables. Inside each of these deliverables are a set group of tasks that need to be completed before we can move to the next status for that deliverable. Without this we have to manually check if tasks are complete and then move this ourselves. We use this on 100's of projects per month.
Muhammad Jawad
I'm working as a consultant. My client needs this feature as soon as possible. We want to create a workflow "when nested subtasks are completed, a tag should be added to the subtask and when that tag is added, it should create nested subtasks for stage 2" and "when all the nested subtasks are completed, status of subtask should change to complete". This will help in changing the status of parent task automatically.
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Rebecca Julius
The automation specifically says "When this happens on tasks or subtasks" - this is horribly misleading that it wont' happen on subtasks and I have a major process built around this functionality. How is this not considered a bug??
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Christopher Rex
I started with ClickUp and I came across this issue by surprise. Nested subtasks are much less useful if I can't automate around these too.
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Michele Lax
Clickup Help Center online states specifically "When Automations are triggered by subtasks, they'll also be triggered by nested subtasks."
See image attached.
Automation says if tag is added, Add Assignee.
It only worked on task and subtask. Not on nested subtask.
This does seem like a bug...
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Rebecca Julius
Do you have any workarounds for this? I have a deeply implemented process that revolves around this working - especially being able to set an automation where "this happens on tasks or subtasks" - STRONGLY IMPLIES this will work on a subtask. How else can I make this work until this is implemented?? Any suggestions?? Thanks.
David Rastegar
This needs to be implemented right away!
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