Yes, you can set up an automated workflow that triggers the creation of a new task in ClickUp whenever a new task is added in Things. This can be accomplished by using the "New Task" trigger in Things, which will prompt an "Action" to create a corresponding task in ClickUp.

Certainly! You can configure an automation where a change in task status in ClickUp acts as a trigger to update the corresponding task details in Things. For instance, changing the status of a task to 'Completed' in ClickUp could automatically update the same task as completed in Things.

While direct syncing of due dates between ClickUp and Things isn't possible, you can set up automations that use date-based triggers or actions. For example, setting or updating due dates can be triggered by changes made to tasks within either application.

Currently, deleting a synced task from either ClickUp or Things won't automatically delete it from the other application. The integration focuses on creating and updating tasks rather than managing deletions.

The integration allows for separate prioritization settings on each platform, as it does not synchronize priority levels directly. You can automate certain factors around priority changes using custom triggers and actions tailored for each app's specific priority system.

While assigning specific users isn't supported directly through automation, you can use custom fields or tags as part of your trigger-action setup to indirectly manage who should be involved with each new created or updated task across both applications.

No, it's not necessary to have premium accounts on either platform for basic integrations. However, certain advanced features might require subscriptions depending on additional functionalities you wish to access within each application separately.