Connect Clockify integrations
Quantify your team's active work hours and project timelines by automating Clockify with Make. Connecting your timesheets to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger client invoices, update internal budget allocations, and sync HR payroll data across your favorite tools. Create your free account today to connect your first automated productivity workflow.
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Adds a new client to a workspace.
Adds a new project to a workspace.
Adds a new tag to a workspace.
Adds a new task to a project.
Adds a new workspace.
Deletes an existing client.
Deletes a project from a workspace.
Deletes a time entry from a workspace.
Finds clients by their name in a workspace.
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Popular Clockify workflows.
Connect Clockify to your tools with Make. Sync data, automate time tracking, and build smarter workflows.
Integrate Clockify with Make to automate your time tracking and workflows
Use Make to connect Clockify with QuickBooks, Trello, Google Sheets, and Google Calendar. Automate your billing, project tracking, and time entries to keep all your work tools perfectly synchronized.
Automatically convert your tracked hours into QuickBooks invoices to get paid faster without manual data entry.
Automatically start tracking time in Clockify when you move tasks in project management tools like Trello.
Export your time entries to Google Sheets automatically to easily share reports and analyze team productivity.
Automatically turn your logged work hours into Google Calendar events to keep your schedule perfectly organized.
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