ClickUp is a powerful internal project management tool, but it was never designed to be a client portal. Guest access and public views are workarounds, not solutions.
ClickUp gives you two imperfect options for sharing with clients:
ClickUp is an internal project management tool. When you try to use it as a client portal:
Guests can see task statuses, priorities, and workflow stages that are meant for your team. You can't fully control what's visible.
Guests only see Folders, Lists, and Tasks they're invited to. There's no unified "portal" experience—just scattered access to project pieces.
One wrong permission setting and internal comments, pricing details, or other client data could be visible. Comments and standard fields can't be hidden from guests.
ClickUp excels at project management, but it lacks fundamental tools for professional client work:
No matter how you configure guest access or public views:
Hubflo has a native ClickUp integration that automatically syncs tasks, comments, and statuses between your internal ClickUp workspace and your client-facing portal.
Your team stays in ClickUp. Your clients get a beautiful, branded portal.
Tasks and subtasks sync between ClickUp and Hubflo automatically. Create a task in one, see it in the other.
Client comments from Hubflo appear in the linked ClickUp task. Team replies flow back to the client portal.
When a task reaches a designated stage in ClickUp, it automatically closes in Hubflo. Status changes sync in real-time.
Use AI to automatically route Hubflo tasks to the correct ClickUp list based on your instructions.
Instead of forcing clients into a project management tool, give them a portal designed for client collaboration.
Keep ClickUp internally + give clients a pro portal
Everything ClickUp lacks for professional client work, built-in and ready to use.
Everything you need to know about using Hubflo as your ClickUp client portal.
While you can technically invite clients as guests or share public views, ClickUp was designed for internal project management. Clients see a complex project management interface they don't need, guest seats cost extra, and you're missing fundamental client tools like messaging, file approval workflows, contracts, and invoicing. It's better to use a dedicated client portal that integrates with ClickUp.