Currently ClickUp allows you to build data structures based on task lists (treated de facto as database lists), however, there is no native mechanism that would allow at the same time: visualize organizational relationships in the form of a graphic structure (org chart) on the Whiteboard and maintain full integrity with source data, managed in task lists Target Model (Desired State) I would like to build a solution based on two linked lists and one graphical view (Whiteboard): List A — “Positions” (reference list) It acts as an organizational dictionary, containing m.in . : job title level in the structure relationship of superiority/subordination assignment to an organizational cell other structural attributes (FTE, cost, role type, etc.) List B — “Employees/Roles filled” Includes: name and surname of the person current position (relation to list A) other related elements (objectives, tasks, competences, KPIs, contract, projects) Whiteboard — view of the organizational structure Whiteboard would function as a dynamic, visual interface in which: I see the organizational structure in graphic form each “tile” contains: name of the position person's first and last name (if staffed) layout reflects hierarchical relationships Key expected functionality (which is missing today) Bi-directional linking of data and graphical view clicking on first and last name → moves me to the person record (List B) clicking on the position name → moves me to the position record (List A) Whiteboard as a “live view of data”, not a static drawing Whiteboard elements are not just shapes are a visual representation of records from lists change the data in the list → automatically updates the view Reusability of the mechanism The same model could be used not only for: Organizational structures but also to: process architectures competency map project role maps Decision-making structures RACI models customer-product-team relationship Current State Problem (AS-IS) ClickUp allows you to: create tasks and lists Create Whiteboards but: Whiteboard is not a real data view Whiteboard tasks do not reflect the relational nature of the model no native mechanism “record → tile → relation → drill-down” As a result: I can create a task, but it doesn't make sense of the model I want to build visualization becomes manual, error-prone and difficult to maintain i'm losing the value ClickUp gives as a system utility and not just a task manager