Feature Requests

We'd like to be able to filter out tasks that were added to current sprint after the sprint has started. Right now there is no way to do this. We're using 'date created' for now but this omits all tasks/bugs that were created earlier and only assigned to current sprint after the sprint start.

I love the flexibility of AI where it is available. I'd love to be able to utilize it in filtering a list view. For instance, I'd love to filter tasks where the parent due date is earlier than one or more subtasks. Then I could go through and fix timetables.

I want to filter out tasks that have "PTO" in the task name. Naturally, I filter out "Task Name" "does not contain" = PTO. However, that also excludes tasks whose name contains PTO (laptop, raptor, tiptoe, etc). I know there are ways to look for specific text strings in Excel, Google, etc. Please have that be possible in Clickup too!

Extend the filter functionality to support tasks which have personal priority, are my personal priority do not have personal priority. (are lineup, are not lineup)

Add a filter option to identify closed tasks where the due date was earlier than the actual closed date — so we can track tasks that were completed late even if they’re now marked done.

Using parent tasks to hold whole sections of a project, it would be very useful to be able to use the Filter to specifically see the sub- tasks from a particular parent task (and all sub layers depending on how many there are in the workspace) I'm using custom fields as a workaround, but the amount of times that users have not assigned the correct one or there is none assigned at all has me writing this feature request. Because this kind of functionality would solve this issue.

There is an option to filter by start date is today & earlier, but not today & later, which would be helpful!

I would like to exclude daily recurrences from my "upcoming" widget, but the recurrence filter only accepts "set" or "not set".

It would be very helpful if there was a filter mode that also accesses subtasks, even if the “only” setting is set to advanced. It would also be particularly helpful if you could filter for subtask fields in the mind map view, then you would be able to quickly see all elements in the tree, including the tree structure, which have a certain attribute - this is an absolute must for our representations. Ask for feedback when this is planned. Thanks and best regards, Marcus

I would like the ability to create a view that allows me to filter assignees that are assigned tasks across multiple folders, sprints, or lists so that I can have better visibility on what their workload looks like in the coming weeks/months so that I can better balance their workload and ensure their being utilized efficiently across all of their projects.