Is there a way to assign Due time not just date for a task?

Hi Nahme! Currently it is possible to set a duration to be less than a day long, but it's not possible to make tasks due at a specific time of day. This is a request we've gotten before, and I added your +1 voting in favor of the feature. If you use the Android App, I recommend taking a look at Android reminders which help you keep track of tasks based on time. You can also sync your tasks with an online calendars (such as Gmail, Outlook or Mac Mail) with the help of iCal integration. and then set up reminders in those calendars.

Can you add another +1 for me on this? It would be really helpful in managing requests because many are time specific.

Thanks!

Hi Jake, thank you for commenting! I just added a +1 to this request on your behalf :)

Thanks Anastasia for the suggestions.  I had not tried to sync Wrike with Google calendar before.  I just tried it with one of the projects and that seems to work.  I like that each project has it's own calendar and that I can choose if I want it to sync or not.  I still think it would still be much better to have the time feature in Wrike, but this will help in the mean time.  Thanks again for your suggestions.

Nahme, great to hear that the Calendar sync was helpful! :)

Add me for a +1. Thanks!

This feature would be really helpful for managing time-sensitive requests. Add a +1 for me!

@Melody and @Katherine, I've added your feedback to the request :)

 Assignment of Due Time would be very helpful for time sensitive tasks/projects. Please add a +1 for me. Thanks!

Add me for a +1. Thanks!

@Mar and @Arleta, thank you for your input! I've added a +2 for you.

And + 1 for me

Hello,

 Can you add me for a +1. Thanks!

@Tim, @Marisa, I've added your votes to this request. Going forward, we'll add a +1 for anyone else who replies to this thread :)

+1 for me as well

+ 1 for me as well

+1

Hi everyone! I wanted to let you know that we just released a new beta integration with Google Calendar, which allows you to schedule tasks as time-based events in your calendar. The feature can be enabled in Wrike Labs, and some more information about it can be found here. Happy to hear your thoughts about it! :)

Difficult to believe that you can't set reminders - add me to the list

Hi everyone, thanks for all of your feedback here! We have your votes recorded internally and going forward we're going to be using the Product Feedback section on the community forums to keep track of requests. This will allow everyone to easily +1 the features they would like to see and make requests searchable. 

Hi everyone! I wanted to give a quick update and let you know that now there is a feature request for this in our Product Feedback section, and any additional comments/upvotes can be added here: Due date-time. Happy to see any other ideas/suggestions in the Feedback section! :)

+1 for being able to add a specific time on a specific date for a task to be complete.  Thanks.  Edit 09/22/17 - this has quickly become a big roadblock for us.  Need to be able to set a time on a task for completion, thanks again.  EDIT 10/03/17 Have implemented Wrike for six staff - they all have made this comment, please add ability to add specific time for a task to be complete - thanks.

We signed up for a year. But it’s mandatory for us to continue using the product after that. I need the ability to set a start time and either a duration or an end Time

I just +1'd it myself. This feature would come in incredibly handy.

I agree... +1 for me too (+4 if you count everyone in our office)

+10 for me!  Really need it!

Hi all, just to remind you that the feedback post for this is here: Due date-time.

Please make sure to upvote that post so we can keep all feedback in the one place. We're going to close this post with comments so that we can keep things consolidated, but if you do want to add something just pop over to the other thread. Thanks!

Stephen,

I think you pasted the wrong link in your comment above. :)

Your due date-time link goes to some Swimming Pool thing.  :-(

@Chuck and @Steve I'm sorry about that, I updated the link so it's going to the right place now.