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Archive a Discussion or mark as completed with default filter showing open discussions only
If i have 15 with in a project I want to be able to archive just 1, not the entire group. This would work for me:
We should probably allow to mark Discussions as 'completed' and add filters with default set not to show completed discussions
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Add total estimated time to projects
We usually estimate a project by how much time we will spend on it. It wold be great to be able to add a total amount of time estimated next to the total time used. It would be even better if then it shows you how much time you have left to complete the project.
This should be a relatively simple feature to add but would make a big difference to tracking projects.16 votes -
Google Map or Location integration
Ability to have an address tied to google map (account tie in or link) so that team members can see the location of a meetup.
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SalesForce integration
The suggestion is only 1 suggestion, that an app is created available for download via the app exchange in salesforce to integrate Salesforce and Freedcamp.
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Integration with Pipedrive
I use Pipedrive on may daily basis to manage my clients and proposals. So it would be nice that, once I won a proposal in Pipedrive, it would automatically create a new project in Freedcamp.
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Automatic calendar sync with Outlook like GSync
Automatic 2 Ways Sync with Outlook like GSync. Office 365 has over 120 Million business clients to Googles 4 million. I think integration with Office 365 is more important that Google Suite
16 votesFew notes
1. GSync is Freedcamp → Google – one direction
2. Google provides developers access so once authorized we can write to users Google Calendar. Outlook is an email client only – it can be connected to Gmail, company MS Exchange server, Office365 cloud service your company subscribed to from Microsoft so in order to write to your calendar we need to know how it is set and get authorization. It is a MUCH MORE complicated task. -
Project Management - "Projects At-a-Glance" Dashboard
I see several ideas that could all roll up into what I have in mind. I would like to be able to have a rollup of key milestones into a single project dashboard that I monitor. This dashboard would summarize tasks remaining, percent completion, up next (by priority). This would serve as an overview of projects "at a glance". From the dashboard you would be able to drill down into specific projects, tasks within a project, etc.
16 votesWe are already working now on a new concept called Dashboards that will support the Summary widget (pie, bar, battery, or card output), Table, and Buttons widgets. Essentially dashboards are custom reports and you can create as many dashboards as you need with as many widgets with drag and drop capability to set your perfect layout. Eventually, Dashboards will supersede Widgets page. Dashboards can be private, shared with all team members (new members will see it too) or selected team members. Initially, dashboards will be added to the Enterprise plan.
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"OneNote" or "Evernote" like capability for a project
I'd like Freedcamp to be my one stop shop for all management of project correspondence, notes, meetings (with notes) - but I find myself trying to use the Wiki which serves only partial need - basic note taking, but no integrations (e.g., Outlook or OneNote). So I migrate back and forth between Outlook and OneNote and creative ways to keep Freedcamp linked to these sources. It would be great to be able to do all of this information management within Freedcamp.
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Move wiki to another project.
sometimes, when you close a project, you need a certain wiki, because it is a continuation of your closed project. it would be helpful if you can move this wiki before closing your project.
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Writeboards
We use these consistently to document API's and other semi-static information. We'd rather not have to go through a bunch of discussions.
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Scheduling for team members similar to Teamweek
Scheduling of the team's weeks, days and hours would be really helpful. Teamweek does this really well so something along these lines would be good.
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CRM – different kinds of custom fields, e.g., radio button, dropdown, checkbox
Different kinds of custom fields, e.g., radio button, dropdown, checkbox, dates, etc. to be able to track leads and prospects
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Cross Project Task Groups to aid in Sprint Planning
It would be great to have some way of identifying tasks in multiple projects as part of a planning cycle. So then we'd have a way of identifying all the tasks/subtasks we committed to for a particular sprint or quarterly planning time period. Then we wouldn't have to put false due dates in order to filter on sprint items across multiple projects.
Thanks!
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Discussions - close discussed topic
Once the topic has been successfully discussed and results have been formed, it is important to close the topic. There are other users, who were to continue to post more messages on the final post, where the summery of the results were posted.
There should be an option to "Close" the discussed topic.
Currently there is only option to "make it private" however, make it private restricts others to see the posts. The others should be able to see the posts, but no more comments can be done once the topic is closed by the topic owner.
Hope you look…
15 votesHi,
I can share what we do
1. Edit discussion name and prefix with [CLOSED]
2. Post a comment with bold big text. ‘Discussion is closed’ If you want you can post a link to a task which continues it etc so people can follow in the same last comment.
Typically this is enough.
Cheers,
Igor -
Email In - allow to add bullet list to create subtasks
Create subtasks in the email body.
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The ability to set priority level based on dates.
I would like to be able to give a deadline for a task/project of [for example] August 5th. I would like to give the task a Low priority tag for now, but then automatically change to medium around May 5th, and then automatically change to High Priority by July 5th. Instead of manually having to put in the priority change every time, cut out that step of having to create a task to change a priority.
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A Module for Leads/Opportunities
I would love to have a section within freedcamp to track leads/opportunities.
I get that the current CRM module is for that, but to be honest, it's a pretty lackluster offering at any price. I just need a simple tool for tracking opportunities so it can be managed separate from projects. Like in other systems, opportunities can often be converted into projects. That would be great.
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Dependencies between projects
For my purposes, individual Projects represent some concrete deliverable of worth on its own, as opposed to just steps to complete some larger effort (Tasks).
It could very well be, though, that a larger project depends upon the completion of a smaller project. This dependency project may be pursued either for it's own independent value, or perhaps only as part of a larger effort, but it nevertheless offers some value on it's own - thus it qualifies as a "Project".
It would be valuable to be able to formally link such projects together such that the completion of one is…
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In notifications, add the first 20 characters of the project title it refers to.
We use template files for the projects, which means all projects have the same task groups, tasks and mile stones. So the Notifications page shows a long list of the same task names (RFQ ORDER LOGISTICS) but it doesn't show which project.
Having the first 20 characters of the project title in front would be a great help!
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A Fetch Project/Task Status Update Feature.
I'd like to press a button to notify my teammates/subordinates that I want them to update status on certain tasks or projects.
14 votesWe will add a new comment into Bulk edit available on all paid plans – select tasks you want to be updated, hit ‘CVomment’ button, type ‘Please update task status’ and it will be posted to each selected task or subtask.
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