Feature Requests

I manage an extensive marketing calendar where we have individual tasks for each email send. For example, if we have a video release and it needs to go to 7 different lists, I have to duplicate the task 7 times, then open the task to set the due time and a custom field that matches the list. It is very tedious and time consuming to do this for every email. It would be great if there was an option to set the custom field and the due time from the Calendar view Menu.

We need to be able to use the search bar to Google events that we have synced. The same Google events we can see in planner but should be able to search for them, click on them and be taken to that area in Clickup, where applicable. It is July, and I have a Google event for November. I wanted to search for the event and be taken to that timeframe in planner and I was not able to do it. Alternatively, by many actions I was able to navigate to November and see it. This is frustrating and not practical if there are many Google events and I do not know when they are or if they even exist. As such, I think the search should be able to find and navigate us to Google events, especially since they are already being utilized and synced into ClickUp.

Inconsistency in terminology can be surprisingly distracting, especially when you're trying to keep a clean and intuitive workspace, so can you please change the word "Planner" to "Calendar" throughout the platform rather than using both terms as displayed in the attachment? Or, allow this label/word to be a system preference setting so the user can select what they would like to call the calendar/planner? Many thanks!

The cycle emoji and the number of words in the event titles that show up on GCal is overcomplicated. I understand that it would work for some workflows, but for us it is irritating to navigate. It would be great to customize how event titles are created when syncing with GCal. Right now I am having to go in and delete everything up to the actual task name every time it syncs.

Let us implement energy based task scheduling in frames/slots like Morgen lets us do while planning our days ahead. I use a certain custom fields to keep track of cognitive and physical energy requirements of a task the AI should keep that into account while scheduling and rescheduling stuff.

Before the latest ClickUp update to the Google Calendar integration, you were able to have the integration active on your account without the more intrusive permissions that allow ClickUp to edit, share, and delete calendars. For privacy and security reasons, please consider allowing a read-only integration with Google Calendar where users can view their calendar within ClickUp, without having to allow click full access to "edit, share, and permanently delete all the calendars you can access using Google Calendar".

Hello I would like to be able to synchronize my projects and my tasks in the fantastic calendar. Thanks;)

It would be helpful for there to be a default option on the calendar view to only show tasks on the day they are due. Right now, when a task has a start and end date, there is a large block that goes through all of the days from start date to end date. When you have multiple tasks due on the same day plus others that are do days after it makes the calendar very cluttered and hard to use because you just see a bunch of colored bars running through each day. If we could have an option for the start and end date to be filled out but only show a task on the due date that would be amazing. It being default instead of a custom field is also important, we don't want to see a custom field date show up on the calendar view. The current solution to this is to just remove the start dates from tasks, but we would like to be able to keep start dates populated in each task.

I like the way Akiflow sends notifications and they look extremely attractive too. I would like my events, tasks and reminders to be shown like that. (not chat or other things) Basically calendar related stuff should be shown like this and pushed through windows app in a different way.