Activity overview
I use a top level folder as an "inbox" (catch-all) into which I add notes day to day. I then review the list and organize it into projects/folders. Every time I click a new task in list view, the p...
If you're going to force dates for dependent tasks (i.e. restricting a feature by a very specific use case), you should probably force dates for all tasks. Otherwise, why not just remove dates as a...
- Wrike Inbox. In other words, the place tasks go if they are not assigned to any folder. This appears to work properly in folders. But the inbox has to be manually refreshed. - I am not talking ab...
Yes I know. I mean one-click complete, on the task card itself. sub tasks of sub tasks dont have a checkbox beside them to mark them as complete on the same view that their parents (1st level sub t...
Current functionality only allows sub-tasks to be marked as complete. Would be nice if you could mark sub-sub tasks as complete without digging into other task "cards".
When I input a task into Wrike without a sub-folder, it goes into Inbox (a-la GTD). But when I go to process it, if I move the task into a folder/project, it doesn't get removed from the Inbox for ...
When you collapse a project/folder, it automatically collapses all sub-trees underneath it. Related (in the concept of Wrike not remembering status) to this: https://help.wrike.com/hc/en-us/commu...
In the mobile app, I constantly see tasks marked as new on the default list view, which are: (a) Marked as New, which I know I have completed, and show as completed on the desktop app (i) Some of w...
Adding my vote (and by proxy, the votes from my report about this) to this request.
On Stacy's note of coming back - this happens whether you close the tab, close the app, or even refresh the page/app. Wrike has several bugs which require page refreshes to reset, and doing so also...
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