Feature Requests

Ability to add logic inside of logic. For example: Being able to drill into different locations Country>State>City.

From support ticket: I mistakenly created a form in the wrong list. I am supposed to give a demo to our team but need to move it to the correct list. How can I do this?

### Problem / Use Case: Currently, ClickUp Form logic only allows for showing or hiding an entire field. However, many workflows require the same field to be shown but with a restricted list of options based on a previous selection. Without this, we are forced to create multiple duplicate Custom Fields (e.g., "Version - Corolla," "Version - Tucson," etc.) to show the correct options, which clutters our Workspace, complicates reporting, and makes data mapping difficult. ### Requested Feature: (This is an alternative to Cascade Custom Field, at least for Forms) The ability to select which specific values of a Dropdown or Label field are visible when a specific condition is met in a Form. Example Scenario: I have two Custom Fields: * Field A (Car Model): Corolla, Tucson, X1 * Field B (Version): Basic, Complete, Premium Desired Logic: * If Corolla is selected Show Version field but only display options: Basic, Complete . * If Tucson is selected Show Version field and display all options: Basic, Complete, Premium . * If X1 is selected Show Version field but only display options: Complete, Premium . ### Benefits: Cleaner Data: Eliminates the need for redundant custom fields. User Experience: Prevents users from selecting invalid combinations (e.g., selecting a "Premium" version for a car model where that version doesn't exist). Efficiency: Simplifies Form setup and maintenance.

Using forms to create Subtasks would be great for third parties to organize each subtask entry into specific Parent tasks

Will help with touch screen devices to complete forms for ex. IT services.

I am writing to suggest a valuable improvement to the functionality of ClickUp forms. I propose implementing a "Save and Continue" option that allows users to preserve partial progress when completing lengthy or complex forms. This update would address a common need in situations where required information is not immediately available or when the filling process demands considerable time. By allowing users to save their progress and resume the form later, it would significantly improve the user experience and efficiency in data collection. The benefits of this feature would be multiple. Firstly, it would reduce user frustration by preventing the loss of already entered information due to interruptions or time constraints. Additionally, it would increase the form completion rate, as users could complete them in multiple sessions at their convenience. This flexibility would also lead to more accurate and complete responses, as users would have the opportunity to gather all necessary information without feeling pressured for time. From a business perspective, this feature could result in greater adoption of ClickUp for projects requiring extensive or complex data collection, thus expanding the platform's user base. It would also demonstrate ClickUp's commitment to continuous improvement and attention to user needs. I trust that this suggestion aligns with ClickUp's vision of providing efficient and user-centered tools. I appreciate your consideration and remain available to discuss this proposal further if you deem it necessary.

Hey everyone! We've heard feedback from users who want Forms to require authentication before someone can access or submit them. Right now, Forms in ClickUp are public by default and can be accessed by anyone with the link. While this makes it easy to collect responses, it may not meet the requirements of some teams or industries. We're using this post to track interest in a setting that would allow admins to restrict Form access to logged-in Workspace members. If this is important to your team, please upvote and share your use case in the comments so we can better understand your needs and prioritize accordingly.

I would like to be able to fill out a form divided by information block (1, 2, 3, etc.), for example with heading 2 and questions, and that only when filling out the last question in block 1, the topic of block 2 and its respective questions would appear. I don't like having a form with dozens of static blank questions, when I want it responsive and pleasant, without the user feeling like there's a lot to do filling out, when there's no need to be apparent all the questions at the same time. I believe that it should not just be conditional in a drop-down list, for example. I want it to be like I said before.

Use forms to update existing tasks fields. E.g in the inventory management template.. Use forms to CheckOut or CheckIn assets into the inventory using custom forms and update the value of stock in background.