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ClickUp features for Saudi teams

Explore 154 ClickUp feature and capability entries across 14 areas, with practical examples for Saudi teams. This guide covers the main product areas and additional ClickApps; individual settings and releases change over time.

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Workspace and tasks

Workspace hierarchy

Organise departments and projects into Spaces, Folders and Lists. Saudi example: Separate a Saudi group’s business units while agreeing shared reporting standards.

Subfolders

Add another organisational level where the beta is available. Saudi example: Group regional programmes beneath a department without flattening every project.

Tasks

Give each work item an owner and completion date. Saudi example: Track an internal approval from receipt to an accountable decision.

Subtasks and nested subtasks

Break a deliverable into smaller work items. Saudi example: Divide a branch opening into facilities, hiring, systems and launch work.

Checklists

Record repeatable steps within a task. Saudi example: Use a consistent handover checklist for a hotel or construction site.

Assignees and multiple assignees

Assign responsibility to individuals or collaborators. Saudi example: Coordinate procurement and operations while keeping one clearly accountable owner.

Custom statuses

Define the stages work passes through. Saudi example: Use Submitted, Under review, Approved and Implemented for internal requests.

Custom task types

Distinguish different kinds of records. Saudi example: Separate risks, changes, deliverables and requests within a PMO.

Priorities

Mark the urgency of work. Saudi example: Identify a launch blocker before routine administrative work.

Tags

Label work for filtering and grouping. Saudi example: Group tasks by region, service line or seasonal programme.

Task templates

Reuse an agreed task structure. Saudi example: Start each supplier onboarding with the same required steps.

My Tasks

Bring assigned work into a personal working area. Saudi example: Help employees see their own actions across departments.

Home

Provide a starting area for personal work and recent items. Saudi example: Make daily priorities easier to find for new users.

Task tray

Keep selected tasks close at hand. Saudi example: Move between an approval, a related request and a project record.

Personal Priorities

Share the work a person is focusing on. Saudi example: Make a consultant’s current commitments visible during the weekly review.

Tasks in Multiple Lists

Show the same task in more than one relevant List. Saudi example: Track one launch deliverable in both a department’s work and the programme view.

ClickApps

Enable applicable capabilities for workspace locations. Saudi example: Give a delivery team the tools it needs without introducing every option at once.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Project and programme planning

Dependencies

Show which work must precede another task. Saudi example: Link design approval to procurement and procurement to installation.

Task relationships

Connect related work records. Saudi example: Link a change request to its project, decision and affected deliverables.

Milestones

Mark significant delivery points. Saudi example: Track design sign-off, mobilisation and operational handover.

Goals and targets

Connect objectives to measurable progress. Saudi example: Monitor an organisation’s approved programme objectives and delivery targets.

Sprints

Organise delivery into defined work periods. Saudi example: Plan a Saudi software team’s next release increment.

Sprint points

Estimate relative effort for delivery planning. Saudi example: Discuss a team’s development capacity before accepting extra work.

Epics

Group related work under a larger objective. Saudi example: Connect features and fixes to one digital-service release.

Portfolios

Review several projects together. Saudi example: Give a group PMO one place to review delayed programmes.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Views and visual planning

List view

Review work as a sortable task list. Saudi example: Maintain an action register for a programme or department.

Board view

See work moving through stages. Saudi example: Visualise supplier onboarding or a sales opportunity pipeline.

Calendar view

Place dated work on a calendar. Saudi example: Coordinate seasonal campaigns, training and launch dates.

Gantt view

Inspect schedules and dependent work. Saudi example: Review the sequence of construction or fit-out activities.

Timeline view

Lay out work across a time period. Saudi example: Compare overlapping branch openings and marketing launches.

Team view

Review people’s assignments and capacity. Saudi example: Understand which team needs help before a delivery peak.

Workload view

Compare allocated work with capacity. Saudi example: Balance consultants or coordinators across concurrent projects.

Table view

Work with records in rows and columns. Saudi example: Review a supplier register with region, owner and review date.

Activity view

Inspect changes and work activity. Saudi example: Follow project updates during a management review.

Map view

Plot tasks with location information. Saudi example: Plan field visits across Riyadh, Jeddah and other service locations.

Mind Maps

Explore ideas and relationships visually. Saudi example: Break a transformation objective into possible initiatives.

Whiteboards and Whiteboard view

Plan collaboratively on a visual canvas. Saudi example: Map the current and proposed request-approval process.

Doc view

Place documentation beside the work. Saudi example: Keep a project operating guide next to its task Lists.

Chat view

Keep a conversation accessible in its work location. Saudi example: Discuss programme actions with the delivery team.

Form view

Collect structured submissions. Saudi example: Receive facility requests or internal project proposals.

Dashboard view

Put reporting alongside the work. Saudi example: Give department managers access to their delivery measures.

Embed view

Display relevant content from another service. Saudi example: Place an approved external report beside the project that uses it.

Artifact view

Keep a generated visual output beside project work. Saudi example: Present an executive one-page summary for review.

Canvas and portable Cards

Arrange work information in a visual layout. Saudi example: Build a programme review area around the information leaders need.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Communication and collaboration

Chat channels and direct messages

Discuss work with teams or individuals. Saudi example: Keep cross-department delivery discussions linked to the work.

Threads and mentions

Organise discussions and draw attention to a person. Saudi example: Ask the responsible reviewer to resolve a specific project question.

Assigned comments

Turn feedback into an assigned action. Saudi example: Make a requested revision to a supplier submission trackable.

Clips

Share screen or voice recordings. Saudi example: Explain a process problem to distributed colleagues.

Sync Ups

Hold quick meetings within the work environment. Saudi example: Bring a delivery team together to resolve a current blocker.

Inbox

Collect notifications and items needing attention. Saudi example: Help an approver work through incoming updates.

Reminders

Set personal prompts for follow-up. Saudi example: Remember to check a pending response before the project meeting.

Email project management

Connect email activity to ClickUp work. Saudi example: Record the next action from an authorised supplier communication.

Collaboration detection

See other people working in the same area. Saudi example: Reduce simultaneous conflicting edits during a project review.

Profiles

View team member context and activity. Saudi example: Find the person responsible for a department’s delivery work.

Attachments and file sharing

Associate files with the relevant work. Saudi example: Keep a drawing or approved brief next to its delivery task.

Proofing and annotations

Record feedback on supported files. Saudi example: Review a construction drawing or campaign design with clear comments.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Documents and knowledge

Docs

Write documents linked to work. Saudi example: Create procedures, meeting records and project briefs.

Wikis

Organise reusable company knowledge. Saudi example: Maintain a searchable operating guide for Saudi and international teams.

Notepad

Capture personal notes for later use. Saudi example: Record an idea during a site visit and turn it into an action.

Real-time editing and comments

Work on a document with colleagues. Saudi example: Review a bilingual brief without circulating several copies.

Nested document pages

Structure related material within a document. Saudi example: Keep departmental procedures organised by process.

Document version history

Review earlier document versions. Saudi example: Check how an operating procedure changed before rollout.

Docs Hub

Find and organise workspace documents. Saudi example: Locate a current project brief by owner or work area.

Document templates and rich media

Reuse layouts and include relevant media. Saudi example: Make project charters and training instructions consistent.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Forms and request intake

Forms

Turn structured submissions into work records. Saudi example: Receive new project, recruitment or maintenance requests.

Conditional form logic

Ask different questions for different responses. Saudi example: Show site details for a facilities request and hiring details for a recruitment request.

Required fields and validation

Collect information needed to act. Saudi example: Require the department, business need and requested date before review.

Field mapping and task routing

Connect answers to task information and routing. Saudi example: Send an IT request to the appropriate work queue.

Form sharing and embedding

Offer a form through its supported sharing options. Saudi example: Provide an approved intake route for external contractors.

Submission review

Inspect received submissions in a structured view. Saudi example: Review open requests by owner, date and stage.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Time and resources

Time tracking and manual entries

Record time against actual work. Saudi example: Understand time spent on a consulting engagement or internal project.

Billable time and time reporting

Distinguish and review chargeable work. Saudi example: Prepare a services team’s time evidence for its billing process.

Time estimates

Set the expected effort for work. Saudi example: Assess whether a delivery team can accept a new project.

Timesheets

Review a period’s time entries together. Saudi example: Give a team manager a weekly view of recorded hours.

Timesheet approvals

Submit and review recorded time. Saudi example: Confirm the team’s submitted hours before downstream processing.

Recurring tasks

Create work on a repeating schedule. Saudi example: Repeat a weekly operations review or monthly maintenance check.

Start dates, due dates and exact times

Schedule when work should begin and finish. Saudi example: Make handover deadlines explicit across Saudi and UK teams.

Teams Hub

Review a team’s priorities and activity. Saudi example: Give department leaders a consistent starting point.

Planner

Bring scheduled work and meetings together. Saudi example: Plan focused delivery work around existing meetings.

Scheduling and dependency rescheduling

Maintain dates as connected work changes. Saudi example: Review the effect of a delayed approval on later delivery tasks.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Reporting and structured data

Dashboards and reporting Cards

Bring selected work measures together. Saudi example: Review overdue tasks, request stages and delivery progress across departments.

Charts and filtered reports

Review work through relevant report filters. Saudi example: Compare project status by business unit or region.

Custom Fields

Store information specific to the process. Saudi example: Record region, business unit, contract reference, cost or review date.

Custom Field Manager

Manage shared field definitions. Saudi example: Keep the same department or risk categories across teams.

Formula Fields

Calculate values from recorded information. Saudi example: Create an indicative cost or variance measure with visible assumptions.

Rollups

Show information from linked records. Saudi example: Bring related delivery information into a parent review record.

AI Cards

Produce AI-assisted report summaries. Saudi example: Draft a programme update for a human owner to check.

AI usage reporting

Review AI activity and credit consumption. Saudi example: Monitor a pilot’s usage and compare vendor estimates with actual business measures.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Workflow automation

Automation triggers and actions

Run configured actions when an event occurs. Saudi example: Assign an owner when a request enters a particular stage.

Automation conditions

Apply rules only to matching work. Saudi example: Route a high-priority request differently from a routine one.

Automation templates

Start from reusable rule patterns. Saudi example: Standardise the initial setup for a new departmental workflow.

Integration automations

Coordinate supported actions across tools. Saudi example: Connect an approved system event to a work item after testing the data flow.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

AI and intelligent assistance

ClickUp Brain

Use AI with permitted workspace context. Saudi example: Ask for a draft project summary and verify it against source work.

Brain MAX apps

Access Brain through its dedicated applications. Saudi example: Help an authorised user work with their connected information.

Premium AI models

Use available models within Brain. Saudi example: Compare draft quality for a recurring internal writing task.

Enterprise Search

Search permitted information across connected sources. Saudi example: Find a project decision or operating document without searching each tool separately.

AI Notetaker

Produce meeting transcripts and follow-up material. Saudi example: Draft meeting actions for the owner to review and confirm.

Talk to Text

Dictate content rather than typing it. Saudi example: Capture a draft update after a field visit.

AI image generation

Create or edit images using supported AI tools. Saudi example: Prepare a concept visual for internal discussion and review.

AI Fields

Generate content in AI-enabled task fields. Saudi example: Draft a summary of an incoming request.

Super Agents

Configure AI assistance for defined workflows. Saudi example: Pilot a reviewed weekly reporting process with explicit permissions.

Ambient Agents

Apply available agent assistance to recurring work. Saudi example: Assess supported proactive updates for a narrowly defined team process.

AI Skills

Reuse instructions for a defined AI workflow. Saudi example: Keep an executive update format consistent across projects.

Deep research

Use supported AI research capabilities. Saudi example: Prepare a preliminary brief with sources for a person to check.

AI Artifacts

Create supported visual or document outputs. Saudi example: Draft a management presentation from permitted programme information.

Persistent memory and preferences

Use available remembered context and preferences. Saudi example: Maintain a consistent internal writing format with reviewed instructions.

External MCP connections

Connect authorised external tools to AI workflows. Saudi example: Design a limited workflow that can retrieve approved information from another system.

Connected Gmail and Slack actions

Use supported connections for permitted activity. Saudi example: Find relevant information for an internal task without assuming access to every account.

Arabic and English AI translation

Translate supported content between languages. Saudi example: Draft an Arabic or English update, then review terminology and meaning.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Access and enterprise governance

Permissions and private work areas

Control access to shared content. Saudi example: Separate restricted commercial material from ordinary project work.

Custom roles

Define additional role permissions. Saudi example: Differentiate administrators, PMO staff and delivery contributors.

Guests and controlled collaboration

Share appropriate work with external collaborators. Saudi example: Give a supplier access to the agreed project scope.

Two-factor authentication

Add a supported sign-in protection. Saudi example: Include account protection in the organisation’s access setup.

Single sign-on and SAML

Use supported identity-provider sign-in. Saudi example: Assess alignment with the organisation’s identity-management process.

SCIM provisioning

Use supported user provisioning. Saudi example: Coordinate joiner and leaver access with the chosen identity setup.

Audit logs

Inspect supported workspace audit events. Saudi example: Review relevant administrative changes during a governance check.

Session management

Use supported session controls. Saudi example: Include session settings in an enterprise access review.

Public-sharing and guest controls

Apply supported sharing restrictions. Saudi example: Prevent an internal project from being shared more widely than intended.

Data hosting choices

Assess available Enterprise hosting regions. Saudi example: Review the complete data flow against organisational requirements before storing sensitive material.

Custom branding and white labelling

Use available branding options. Saudi example: Make the workspace recognisable to the organisation’s teams.

Default personal views

Use available defaults for personal work views. Saudi example: Provide a consistent starting experience for a department.

Enterprise API and scaled usage

Assess enterprise integration and usage allowances. Saudi example: Plan a larger programme’s connections and expected consumption.

Enterprise onboarding and support

Review the support services in the chosen contract. Saudi example: Separate ClickUp’s contracted support from Dtech implementation and adoption services.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Integrations and access tools

Native and third-party integrations

Connect supported business tools. Saudi example: Assess the actual connection required for Microsoft, Google, CRM or development work.

ClickUp API

Build authorised custom connections. Saudi example: Connect a selected ERP process after checking supported endpoints and ownership.

Webhooks

Notify an external system about supported events. Saudi example: Trigger an approved downstream action when relevant work changes.

ClickUp MCP

Expose supported tools to an authorised AI assistant. Saudi example: Let an assistant retrieve or manage permitted work within its agreed scope.

Imports and migration tools

Bring supported records into ClickUp. Saudi example: Pilot a move from Jira, Monday.com, Asana, Trello or spreadsheets.

Exports

Export supported content and reports. Saudi example: Provide a reviewed reporting extract or keep a migration validation record.

Web, desktop and mobile apps

Access supported work across devices. Saudi example: Let office and field teams use the appropriate supported application.

Browser extension

Use supported browser productivity actions. Saudi example: Capture relevant work while moving between approved business tools.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Workspace personalisation

Custom colour themes and dark mode

Adjust the appearance of the workspace. Saudi example: Help users choose a comfortable working display.

Localisation and language preferences

Use supported interface languages and preferences. Saudi example: Plan bilingual training without assuming the full interface is available in Arabic.

Custom notifications

Choose relevant alert preferences. Saudi example: Reduce distracting alerts while preserving important follow-ups.

Favourites and pinned views

Keep useful locations easy to reach. Saudi example: Put a department’s daily work and weekly report close at hand.

Templates across work areas

Reuse supported workspace, document and view structures. Saudi example: Roll out an agreed process to another Saudi branch consistently.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Additional ClickApps and scheduling controls

Custom Task IDs

Use a department prefix to identify work. Saudi example: Give a PMO or IT team consistent references in discussions.

Dependency Warning

Flag unresolved prerequisite work before completion. Saudi example: Prompt a reviewer to inspect missing upstream approvals.

Incomplete Warning

Flag unfinished subtasks, checklists or assigned comments. Saudi example: Check outstanding handover actions before closing a deliverable.

Status progress indicators

Display a visual indication of task status progress. Saudi example: Make action stages easier to scan during a department review.

Duration

Maintain a planned task duration as dates change. Saudi example: Keep an installation estimate visible while rescheduling work.

Microsoft file previews

Preview supported Office files attached to work. Saudi example: Review a supplier spreadsheet or presentation in its project context.

Pulse

Review supported online and work activity information. Saudi example: Help a distributed coordination team understand current availability.

Remap Subtask Due Dates

Shift subtask dates when the parent due date changes. Saudi example: Adjust a branch-opening checklist after its launch date moves.

Time Estimates Rollup

Combine subtask estimates into a task total. Saudi example: Assess the overall effort expected for a consulting deliverable.

Estimates per assignee

Allocate estimated effort to individual assignees. Saudi example: Separate analyst and delivery effort when planning team capacity.

Time Tracking Rollup

Combine time recorded on related subtasks. Saudi example: Review total recorded effort against an engagement deliverable.

Total Time in Status

Review time spent in workflow stages. Saudi example: Measure delays in procurement review or internal approvals.

Relative dates

Display dates relative to the present where supported. Saudi example: Make approaching follow-ups easy to recognise in daily work.

Who’s Online

Display supported online availability indicators. Saudi example: Find an available colleague for a time-sensitive project discussion.

Work in Progress Limits

Show warnings when Board work exceeds a configured soft limit. Saudi example: Discuss review-team overload before accepting more concurrent requests.

Zoom integration

Start a supported Zoom meeting from ClickUp. Saudi example: Bring the right delivery people into a quick coordination meeting.

Comment reactions and GIPHY

Use supported reactions and animated media in collaboration. Saudi example: Acknowledge a team update without creating another task comment.

Skip Non-Working Days

Adjust scheduled dates around configured non-working days. Saudi example: Plan work using the actual Saudi team calendar and holiday policy.

Official ClickUp guidance for this area.

Implement the right features for your team

Start with a workflow your team needs, then choose the smallest useful feature set. Review the Saudi use cases and book a free workspace audit with Dtech Systems.

Dtech Systems is listed as a ClickUp Diamond Partner. Arabic translation support is different from a fully Arabic interface; hosting suitability requires a separate review.