I use channels for each of my clients. I also use some channels to connect with n8n with some automations. Having a way to group them as external vs internal vs automated would be really helpful. They are already separated into different folders in Spaces, but in the channels, the way I see it is similar to the screenshot below. If it could be grouped that would be amazing.

For reports, it'll be really nice if we can group by lists.

Group by folder is really needed - As an agency we use Folder for clients...

Please consider to have a grouping by multiple levels . it is really useful and very limitating not to have it

My interest in this feature is mainly for sprints. Grouping by projects (lists) would allow us to structure our dailies accordingly, rather than by status or person.

Great to group by List owner or location and have List owner/location as a standard field in tables for example

Use list owners to refer to client/project managers

+1 to Grouping by List or Folder

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Hey all!

Just wanted to let you all know that this ask is indeed already on our radar, and that we will be conducting additional research on this shortly!

Thank you all for your patience on this, I will return with more updates in the near future!

Hello, in our setup 1 project = 1 list. It is gonna be great if we have functionallity to have group by List Owner (Project Manager) or to even have ability to Group By Custom Parameters of the Lists - Project Manager, Account Manager, Account Group.

The way we are doing it now is really complicated. We have a 1 Specific Task (Project Setup) with 1 task in it, where we have custom fields for PM,AM, Client, Client Group, Team Lead, etc. Then we have custom API build to get the data and transfer it in each task of the job. AND then we group by Custom Fields.

Yes - need to be able to group my folder by list rather than only by the status. I can do this on asana and trello so feels limiting not to be able to do this on clickup considering clickup claims to do everything the others can't