ClickUp time tracking lacks date-range reports and drops archived logs
ClickUp users want a way to pull time-tracked task data by an arbitrary date range and generate reports from it. Once a task is archived, its time logs no longer surface, breaking historical reporting.
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No Simple Dashboard to View All Self-Created Tasks in ClickUp
ClickUp does not provide a straightforward view for users to see all tasks they have personally created across a workspace. This forces users to rely on filters or workarounds that are neither intuitive nor reliable. The gap is particularly felt by contributors who need accountability over their own work output.
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