Add lead/lag times between dependencies
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Allen Hernandez
We need this feature! What is the status?
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Damon Scott
I want to follow-up on this. We can not use Zapier because it is not HIPAA Compliant.
Emily Austin
Is there any update on this request? It was marked as a Planned item over a year ago.
Bettita Aschieri
I would like to add that this feature would be most effective if task rescheduling accounts for dependencies while respecting lead and lag times. For example, if Task 1 is delayed by two days, but the originally planned lag time before Task 2 starts was three days, then Task 2 (and consequently Task 3) should not be impacted. However, if the delay exceeds the predefined lag time, subsequent tasks should be automatically adjusted accordingly to maintain the project timeline integrity.
Bettita Aschieri
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Will Kersten
I second this - it's basic need for project management software. In addition to lead/lag times, we need the ability to set a duration (say 1 week) plus a lead lag time, to have a task be backwards scheduled based on a fixed end date.
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Allegra Kochman
Great, please notify me and my team lead nimish@akainsight.com thanks!
Anthony C.
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Anthony C.
Merged in a post:
Add lead or lag time to a task dependencies
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Fei
When a task finish, next task doesn't always start immediately. I will like ability to add lead or lag time between dependencies so task B will start X days after task A is done,
pixojoy
Is this similar to one of the top feature requests? Should it be merged Caroline Ginty? https://feedback.clickup.com/feature-requests/p/automatic-start-datedue-date-based-on-start-date-due-date-or-duration
Caroline Ginty
FYI
pixojoy
Great explanation! I had no idea about the lead/lag times concept for dependencies. I think this would be a great addition.
Big thanks for merging it all into one place, and thank you for taking the time to provide these details.
+ Thank you Caroline for the redirect
Reed Piernock
I would very much like the ability to add a due date of a dependency based on the due date of a certain day, like "the Monday before the third Friday of the month" (based on an actual example I need!). Since the Monday before the third Friday could be either the second OR the third Monday of the month, I can't quite get the due dates right.
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