Create Custom Task IDs

Create unique task IDs for your Workspace.

What you'll need

Enable the Custom Task IDs ClickApp

Workspace owners and admins can enable the Custom Task IDs ClickApp for your Workspace. Custom task IDs are automatically applied to subtasks.
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To enable Custom Task IDs:

  1. Click your Workspace avatar.
  2. Select ClickApps.
  3. Search for Custom Task IDs and click the toggle to turn it on.
  4. Click Add Space.
  5. Select the Space where you'd like to enable Custom Task IDs.
  6. Configure the task ID prefix. Prefixes will always be in all caps.
  7. Configure the task ID index.

    Only alphanumeric characters and underscores are supported and will automatically increment by 1.

  8. Click Save.
When you click Save, it may take some time for your IDs to populate. Any tasks already in the Space will receive a custom ID, starting with the index you selected.
 

Edit custom task IDs

Once a custom task ID is created, a Workspace owner or admin can edit them at any time.
 
To edit custom task IDs:
  1. Navigate to the Space where you'd like to make the edits.
  2. Click the ellipsis ... besides the Space to open the settings menu.
  3. Select More.
  4. Select Customize Task IDs.
  5. Update the task ID.
  6. Click Save.

Show custom task IDs in List view

You can display the custom task IDs in List view.
 
To show custom task IDs :
  1. Open any List view with custom task IDs.
  2. Click the + icon to add a column.
  3. Select Custom Task ID to display the Custom Task ID column.

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Show custom task IDs in Board view

You can also display custom task IDs in Board view.
 
To show custom task IDs:
  1. Open any Board view with custom task IDs.
  2. In the upper-right corner, click Customize and select Fields.
  3. Search for and enable Custom Task ID to display the Custom Task ID on each card.

Use custom task IDs with integrations

You can use Custom Task IDs with our git integrations. Read more about how to get those set up here:

If Tasks in Multiple Lists is enabled, you must link your git repo to the Space containing the Home List task. Linking your repo to a Space that does not contain the Home List will not work.

See original task ID

Open any task and double-click its custom task ID to see its original task ID!

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