Problem

ClickUp Docs currently tracks every change automatically in real time, which is useful for recovery but not for intentional version management. There is no way to explicitly "save" a named snapshot of a document at a meaningful point in time — for example, after a review cycle, a client approval, or the completion of a major section.

This forces teams to rely on workarounds like duplicating pages manually or adding version notes inside the document body itself, which is error-prone and hard to navigate over time.

This limitation is especially impactful for technical documents that evolve across multiple stakeholders — such as Software Requirements Specifications (SRS), PRDs, SOPs, or contracts — where knowing which exact version was approved by whom is critical.

Requested Feature

Add the ability to create explicit, named version snapshots in ClickUp Docs, similar to how Google Docs handles "Named Versions" or how Git handles commits.

Core capabilities requested:

* "Save Version" button — a manual action that creates a frozen snapshot of the document at that point in time

* Custom version name — user can label it (e.g. v1.0 – Approved by client, v2.1 – Post-sprint review)

* Version list sidebar — a panel showing all named versions with timestamp, author, and label

* Diff view between versions — ability to compare any two named versions and see what changed

* Restore from version — ability to roll back the document to any named snapshot

Use Case

A software consultancy manages SRS and PRD documents for multiple client projects inside ClickUp. After each review cycle with the client, they need to freeze the current state of the document as an approved baseline, continue editing toward the next version, and always be able to reference or share a prior approved version.

Today this is impossible without leaving ClickUp (e.g. Google Docs, Confluence, or Git).

Expected Outcome

Teams can manage the full lifecycle of structured documents — drafting, reviewing, approving, and versioning — entirely within ClickUp, without needing external tools for document version control.