Gmail and ClickUp integrations

Connecting Gmail and ClickUp on Make

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Build your Gmail and ClickUp integrations.

Create custom Gmail and ClickUp workflows by choosing triggers, actions, and searches. A trigger is an event that launches the workflow, an action is the event.

Add Tag to a Task

Adds tag to a task.

Action

Add Tracked Time

Adds time tracked to a task.

Action

Add a Dependency

Adds a dependency to a task.

Action

Copy an email

Copies an email or a draft into a selected folder.

Action

Create a Checklist

Adds new checklist to a specific task.

Action

Create a Checklist Item

Creates an item in a checklist.

Action

Create a Folder

Creates new folder for specific space.

Action

Create a Folderless List

Creates a folderless list.

Action

Create a Goal

Creates new workspace goal.

Action

Popular Gmail and ClickUp workflows.

Looking to get more out of Gmail and ClickUp? With Make you can visually integrate Gmail and ClickUp into any workflow to save time and resources — no coding required. Try any of these templates in just a few clicks.

Automatically forward new Gmail emails containing a specific word to another email address

Every time a new email arrives in your Gmail mailbox, Make will check whether it contains a word that you specify. If yes, Make will forward that email to a specified email address.

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Create ClickUp tasks from new emails in Gmail

Every time you receive a new email in Gmail, Make will automatically create a new task in a ClickUp list of your choice.

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Create new subtasks when the status of a task changes, add dependencies

When the status of a task in changes in a specific way, new subtasks are created and the dependencies are added.

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