When a new task is added and you need to add an assignee - if you allocate it to someone - can it flag that this person has reached its capacity and is not available?
With the current version this is not available. You can see what everyone has requested for Workload View enhancements here: clickup.canny.io/feature-requests/p/workload-view-v2
❤This is great, but my initial hurdle is working on subtasks. What we have is only 1 task per list, and that task has many subtasks. So when we do Box, it only shows parent task numbers... When in calendar, congested since it shows parent tasks as well , but timeline is the best to see their load and free slots
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Great video, very informative! 🙏
Thank you!! I am glad it was helpful for you!
These are awesome tips! I haven’t gotten into this type of planning in ClickUp yet and I’m excited to check it out!
Yay! So happy you liked the video and I am excited for your to explore these ClickUp Views 🙌🏼
When a new task is added and you need to add an assignee - if you allocate it to someone - can it flag that this person has reached its capacity and is not available?
With the current version this is not available. You can see what everyone has requested for Workload View enhancements here: clickup.canny.io/feature-requests/p/workload-view-v2
❤This is great, but my initial hurdle is working on subtasks. What we have is only 1 task per list, and that task has many subtasks. So when we do Box, it only shows parent task numbers... When in calendar, congested since it shows parent tasks as well , but timeline is the best to see their load and free slots
In the Workload View Settings you can turn on showing subtasks :)