Where do you go when you’ve got a ClickUp question?

If you’re using ClickUp in New Zealand, the honest answer is probably a Facebook group, subreddit, a YouTube rabbit hole, or a support ticket you’re still waiting on. There’s been nowhere to meet other people running ClickUp here, and no easy way to get time with the ClickUp team in person.

So we’re fixing that. The NZ ClickUp Community Meetup, powered by Elegance Group, is an evening for ClickUp users to meet each other, swap notes, and put their questions directly to the ClickUp team. When you register, we’ll ask you for the one ClickUp question you’d love answered, and we’ll build the short formal part of the night around what the room actually wants to know.

We’ll also be joined by a local customer doing something genuinely different with Super Agents. It’s one of the more creative ClickUp builds we’ve come across, and they’ve agreed to a quick, informal Q&A on how they did it. More details soon.

What to Expect

• Drinks, food and a proper chance to meet other ClickUp users in New Zealand
• Your most-asked questions, answered by the ClickUp team on the night
• A Q&A with a local customer on how they’re using Super Agents, what worked, and what they’d do differently
• Time with the ClickUp and Elegance Group teams, spread through the room all evening
• Plenty of room to talk shop, with the formal part kept deliberately short

Bring a question. Leave with a few new contacts.

This evening is for anyone using ClickUp in New Zealand, whether you’re the admin who built the whole workspace, the colleague everyone goes to with ClickUp questions, or someone still working out what half the buttons do. We’re a ClickUp partner, but tonight isn’t a sales pitch. It’s about building a local community that’s been missing, and giving you somewhere to get straight answers.

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