Relationships are links to items that are related to a task. Build simple links between tasks in your Workspace or create an advanced database using Relationships between different Lists.
What you'll need
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Relationships are available on any ClickUp plan.
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Everyone, including guests with edit permissions and above, can manage Relationships.
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You must have permission to view a task or Doc to access it from a Relationship link.
Relationship types
Below are all Relationship types in ClickUp!
Create Dependency and task link relationships using /Slash commands!
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| Link work and content from other apps and websites. | |
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Task |
Link one or more tasks that relate but aren't dependent on each other. |
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Link tasks that this task is waiting on or blocking:
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Create a custom group of tasks and link the group to this task. There are two types of Custom Relationships:
Only Tasks from a specific List Relationships support using Custom Fields as Relationship columns. Relationship columns were formerly called Rollup fields. |
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| Link related Docs to this task. |
Create task Relationships
Create Relationships to quickly link tasks across your entire Workspace.
Create Dependency Relationships
When part of your work is blocking or waiting on another task, you can use a Dependency Relationship. Dependency Relationships can be created in tasks and views.
Use Relationships in List view
Use Relationships in List view without opening individual tasks.
Create Custom Relationships
With Custom Relationships, you have additional control and flexibility when linking tasks.
Add Relationship columns to tasks
Relationship columns display task fields from related tasks.
Relationship columns were formerly called Rollup fields.
Create and view Reference Relationships
Find and relate tasks and Docs without building formal relationships. Reference Relationships are automatically created whenever someone @mentions a task or Doc throughout your Workspace.