Feature Requests

I would like to be able to link multiple lists in the relationship field similar to the way Goals allow you to select an entire list or multiple lists to a target. If a create a task, I'd like to be able to link multiple lists so that I can see the list names in the relationship field so I can click on them and be taken straight to the list that is linked to the task.

It would be super helpful to us that when we are using a relationship column in a view if the tasks would display in the color that corresponds to the color of the task's status. That would give us a great visual cue to know in what stage of a workflow the related task currently is. Right now all relationship tasks surfaced in a list view show up with white background and black text, requiring we open the related task to see its status. Thank you.

I would like the ability to generate a "Relationship Tree" (similar to a mindmap view) whereby you could lookup a primary ticket and map the relationships to that ticket (including the type/name of relationship), then map the relationships of each the related tickets to their relationships and so on. This would be very helpful from a portfolio level to see what projects relate to a certain program, then what increments are related the projects, what user stories are in each increment, etc. It would be helpful even just to track all of the related work that is spread across multiple teams/spaces. It's currently not possible to have this kind of visibility. Options are very limited because: (1) it's not feasible to treat each layer as a subtask, and (2) you cannot see the relationships unless you open each task individually (3) you cannot link to an entire list of tasks, or all lists within a folder if you were to organize work that in project lists or folders

It would be great to filter by the references not just the relationships since tasks that are created from a doc are linked by "reference" not relationship. This could also be solved by just linked the task back to the doc it was created from by relationship and not reference

It would be great for rollup fields to not be limited to the field selection. Currently, we cannot rollup a formula field or text fields.

I want to create a relationship and select specific list and select the rollup fields for it, but instead of linking tasks together for the rollup to work, I want to get all the tasks for specific assignee For example:- I have a list called (Development) and a list called (Planning), and the planning list has a custom field (type ==> People) called (Employee), and I created tasks for each user (User 1, User 2, User 3) in the planning list and filled the employee field with each user 1) Task 1 ==> employee (User 1) 2) Task 2 ==> employee (User 2) 3) Task 3 ==> employee (User 3) and int the development list, I have tasks for each user assigned to them Now I want to create a relationship custom field between the planning list and the development list by mapping the assignees in the development list with the employees custom field in the planning list instead of linking each task in the development list with the main task in the planning list manually So we will have rollup value for each employee with all his tasks assigned to them, and if any new task created in the development list automatically will be included in the relationship

Like Index(Match()) or VLookup() functions in Excel and Google Sheets. Using existing relationships in a reference List (table) to automatically return a given value for a particular field in a new task.

I need to manage more than two companies and I have difficulties, because each company has a workspace and it doesn't make sense to finalize the workspaces

Other software are able to sub-group relationship tasks within a relationship group. This would be great for those of us building out CRMs or databases with ClickUp. List View: (Repairs List) Group By Relationship 1 (Clients List): Group By Relationship 2 (Equipment List) Result: Mary Jane (From Client List) -------Equipment 1 (From Equipment List) -------------Repair 1 (From Repairs List) -------------Repair 2 (From Repairs List) -------Equipment 2 (From Equipment List -------------Repair 3 (From Repairs List) Here are the example lists where the data is pulled from: ---------------------------- List 1 (Client Name) Mary Jane John Doe ---------------------------- List 2 (Equipment) Equipment 1 Equipment 2 --------------------------- List 3 (Repairs) Repair 1 Repair 2 Repair 3 --------------------------