Streamlined Collaboration and Communication with ClickUp.
September 25, 2024
Streamlined Collaboration and Communication with ClickUp.

Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with ClickUp
ClickUp is particularly helpful for our investor relations and private client teams in tracking and managing outlier requests for our operations team. Specifically, when we have edge cases that need further investigation, Clickup offers a simple way to create a card and track the status within the queue of other requests that sit with our operations team, which otherwise might be lost with other day-to-day tasks.
Pros
- Customizable task management ticket queues.
- Real time collaboration and communication (with email notifications).
- Workflow Automations.
Cons
- Interface can sometimes be confusing with so many tabs and feature overload.
- Significantly increased productivity to ensure we aren't duplicating efforts across the team—many hours are saved per week.
- Reduced operational costs; specifically, we don't need as many team members looking into issues anymore.
When our investor relations team needs to collaborate with the operations team to resolve a unique client request, ClickUp provides a shared workspace where both teams can track tasks, share updates, and monitor progress. This has streamlined project workflows, reduced miscommunication and oversight, and kept everyone aligned on deadlines and priorities, with measurables to track afterward.
ClickUp has made it easy to manage our productivity by consolidating multiple tools, eliminating spreadsheets, automating repetitive tasks, and integrating with our existing tech stack. We now manage task assignments, communication, and project tracking in one platform. Automation has saved hours weekly, and integrations keep our workflows smooth, eliminating the need for many Google Sheets.
We already pay for Nuclino and use it as a knowledge management and team collaboration tool. It's a great tool for employees to find information about the company internally; however, it’s not equipped to handle projects, tasks, and requests like ClickUp. This is crucial to our operations and investor relations teams as our requests involve various workflows and cross-departmental oversight.
Do you think ClickUp delivers good value for the price?
Not sure
Are you happy with ClickUp's feature set?
Yes
Did ClickUp live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of ClickUp go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy ClickUp again?
Yes
ClickUp Feature Ratings
Using ClickUp
20 - Across our organization, a select few/all members in the following teams use Clickup: investor relations (customer service), Private Client, operations, marketing, product and investment teams. Each uses ClickUp in different capacities, and sometimes, we use it for tracking purposes should we need to reference a particular action item in the future.
2 - We have two people helping with partner integrations and the technical side, but not necessarily anyone dedicated to supporting ClickUp on an ongoing basis. These two team members have a mix of technical, organizational, and project management skills. They have their hands in every department because they must grasp capacity across teams.
- Tracking One-off Client Requests (account transfers, stuck payments).
- Cross Department Project Management.
- Tracking timing and delivery of investment updates/payments.
- Ticket submission Queues.
- Educational resources.
- Workflow automations to trigger emails to investors.
- Client onboarding playbooks
Evaluating ClickUp and Competitors
Not Sure
- Scalability
The single most important factor in our decision to purchase ClickUp, at least in my view, was scalability. As our organization grows, workflows become more complex, and teammates come and go, it is imperative that we have a platform that tracks all the work being done, especially as we grow through acquisition and onboard many teammates at once.
If we had to do it again, in our evaluation and selection process, we may have spent more time educating all teams about the features ClickUp offers and how they could apply to our business. While I am sure we tested ClickUp's basic features and integrations, we didn't necessarily set it up in a way that is conducive to our specific business.
ClickUp Implementation
Not sure - The main lesson regarding Change management that we learned was the importance of involving stakeholders across the organization early in the implementation process so that everyone knows how we can all leverage the tool. Additionally, being open to feedback and changing how we use ClickUp has resulted in a more organized and effective platform for our organization.
- Not sure
- Not sure
ClickUp Support
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Quick Resolution Good followup Knowledgeable team Problems get solved Kept well informed No escalation required Immediate help available Support understands my problem Support cares about my success Quick Initial Response | None |
No we did not purchase premium support for our organization because we did not (and do not) see it as necessary. The standard support channel provided by ClickUp has been sufficient for what we need. We have received timely responses and resolutions to our any issues we are facing without additional premium services.
ClickUp provided us with great support during our initial onboarding phase. The support team was incredibly responsive and quickly took the initiative to get us on a call and sort out any issues. They took the time to understand our needs with good questions and offered suggestions based on our answers.
Using ClickUp
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Well integrated Consistent | Unnecessarily complex Requires technical support Cumbersome |
- Submitting questions through a ticket queue.
- Monitoring progress on a project with labels and steps.
- The Search feature doesn't always populate what we are seeking.
- Task customization can get tricky too.

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