I want to migrate from OneNote to ClickUp Docs. I am having a problem coping content from a page in OneNote with images to ClickUp documents. The text will copy but the images will not transfer to ClickUp. Will this feature be coming in the future? It doesn't seem like it would be that difficult to do.

I'd love to be able to create a task from within onenote. Similar to the Outlook integration.

I use Onenote to review/journal my days, so it would be awesome to create new lines (tasks) Clickup, when anything is tagged in OneNote.

All new line/tags could be dumped into a specific Clickup location, but ideally you'd specify where the new line in created in ClickUp on a per tag basis, somewhere in the integration!

The ability to embed onenotes and have them be editable within clickup would be a HUGE gamechanger!!!!!!

+1

Another great feature would be to have ClickUP documents available offline.

Up to my knowledge there is no feature like this at present and it is the reason why I am using OneNote, despite it is less friendly than Documents.

Any other suggestion?

I also would love this feature! Just joined ClickUp and am excited to get started!

I found a (slight) alternative... it doesn't do everything I want it to do at all, but I wanted to at least share it. Zapier can create integrations between ClickUp + OneNote (just google 'zapier clickup onenote')

I would love to have One Note embedding options to use it without leaving the app

I love ClickUp so far! But I have TONS of notes and sections in OneNote. +1 for this feature request.

I know this is not ideal and does not solve all problems, but this may help some of you, especially if you just need to be able to access OneNote pages/notebooks quickly from ClickUp tasks.

I have created two custom URL fields in ClickUp - one called "OneNote link (app)", and one called "OneNote link (web)".

If you copy the link to a OneNote page and paste it into ClickUp in the Task Description area, it will paste the name of the page and then "(web view)", both hyperlinked. The name takes you to the app version of OneNote, and the ("web view)" text takes you to the web version.

If you Ctrl+Shift+V paste instead (i.e., paste as plain text), then it breaks open these links in to their full text.

So what I am doing is taking those full links and inserting them in to the custom URL fields above ("app" and "web").

That means I then have direct links to the related OneNote pages/notebooks, which at least goes some way to finding notes more quickly.

Once set up, it only takes a few seconds per note.

Hope that helps!