Feature Requests

We use clickup to manage digital marketing work for our clients. One of our workflows relates to creating content clusters for client's SEO work. I recently added a drop down to our "content creation" task template with the aim of me being able to assign content ideas to a parent content cluster category. The values of those content cluster categories would naturally different per client. I initially set the dropdown values in the template to "Primary cluster 1", "Primary cluster2" etc as I had (incorrectly) assumed that I would be able to subsequently rename those values at client level. However, when I did so, I observed that the dropdown values within the parent changed to match. Desired behaviour: To be able define dummy values for a drop down at task template level, and then be over to redefine those values at a lower level (e.g. list level) without it changing the parent template. Example use case: Client A (A digital agency): * "Primary Cluster 1" changed to: "SEO" * "Primary Cluster 2" changed to: "Social Media" * "Primary Cluster 3" changed to: "PPC" Client B (A eCommerce site selling products): * "Primary Cluster 1" changed to: "Cameras" * "Primary Cluster 2" changed to: "Phones" * "Primary Cluster 3" changed to: "Printers" Client C (A client offering gardening services) : * "Primary Cluster 1" changed to: "Lawns" * "Primary Cluster 2" changed to: "Hedges" * "Primary Cluster 3" changed to: "Wildlife"

I use a template of a parent task with 6 subtasks, the template itself has existing due dates with subtask due dates mapped appropriately (I find it weird that the dates for subtasks aren't visible when creating a new task, nor can the subtasks be assigned at time of creation the way a parent task can). When I use the template to create a new task, if I change the date of the parent task during the task creation it does not offer the option to remap the due dates of the subtasks and only changes the due date of the parent task. Instead of have to create the task with the default due dates and remap after it has been created.

Please add "Skip Weekends" option to the Task Templates!

When importing my task template rapidly it's subtasks are imported at the wrong level, see video for further clarification. https://sharing.clickup.com/clip/p/t9012435284/077ce15f-8197-485b-947c-9d5665d74223/screen-recording-2025-03-11-13:35.webm

I want to create a Task Template that will have subtasks. Whenever I change the main task name, I want the subtasks to acquire the main task name. For example: MAIN TASK: [Product 1]-Email #1 Subtask names [Product 1]-Email #1: Draft [Product 1]-Email #1: Request Visual [Product 1]-Email #1: Send [Product 1]-Email #1: Re-send

When using task templates, the option to remap dates only allows for adjustment by the due date. There is no option to remap by the start date. This limitation is causing issues when scheduling tasks that need to align with a specific start date instead of the due date. My expectation is to have the ability to remap task dates using either the start date or due date as the reference point, giving users flexibility to adjust tasks based on different scheduling needs. Currently, only remapping by the due date is available, and start date adjustments are not possible. This restricts the ability to properly schedule tasks that depend on a project's kickoff. Please add the functionality to remap task dates by start date when using task templates.

Each "list" (project) in my organization have a "list owner" (project manager) assigned and there are many project tasks that are defaulted to this role. I've setup with a placeholder project manager but this needs to be overridden for each project once the project manager has been assigned. Making the "list owner" as an option for a task assignee would ensure such tasks are always with the project manager (even if the project manager changes throughout the project).

When creating a Task template and setting "Import Everything", this should also have the option to include linked Docs. We have a reference doc that needs to be linked to every task of a certain type. If Duplicating a task with links, these links are included in the duplicate. This should also be the case for Task Templates.

It would be helpful for the subtasks within a template to inherit the Task Type from the template.

Allow for the ability to assign a task template to a task type so that when you create a task and select a certain task type, it assigns the applicable template to the task.