Feature Requests

Hi, I recently started using Upbase and I really love it, however after building much of my content into the platform, I realized that google tasks I have entered in my calendar (either from mobile or desktop) are not showing up in Upbase in my tasks, it is only showing my calendar events. It seems the only way I can have tasks show up is if I add them from within upbase, but this is a problem because I have forms submitted from clients weekly which are in turn converted into a task in my google tasks and I cannot see them or organize them within upbase. Can I ask how to work with this? Do you offer two-way sync between Google Tasks into upbase? Your integration with Google Calendar and tasks is exactly why I chose Upbase to begin with. Any help you could offer would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! Vanessa

Here's an idea. What if when scheduling tasks, if the task has a time estimate attached to it, it automatically takes up that amount of time when dragging it onto the daily calendar, instead of manually having to do this. So if it has an estimated time of 30 minutes and you drag it onto the calendar, it is a 30 minute task by default. Right now, it looks like all tasks default to 1 hour no matter what.

File Manager needs more options. For example, selecting more files at once and: Delete Move to another folder ...

While there is no problem when there are attachments. There is a problem when someone pastes a 🖼️screenshot into the Content of an email. Could something be done about this so that they are also transferred to tasks.

We need to be able to export the "documents" created within Upbase to PDF and to Word. Not being able to do this is a showstopper for us.

Use case e.g. goal planning, parent task could be "10 Articles this year" in column "Goals 2023", then assign subtasks with different articles in q1, q1 or April, June etc.

Sometimes it appears that not a task is added to Kanban, but simply a description, visible information. This could be solved by 🟨Sticky Notes, so as not to clutter up with tasks that are just information.