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Validate your team's on-site attendance and track precise billable hours by integrating Jibble with Make. Connecting your timesheets to our workflow automation tool allows you to automatically export GPS-verified clock-ins, update project statuses, and generate client invoices instantly. Sign up for a free account today to configure your first payroll workflow.
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Clocks in with specified parameters.
Creates a new client.
Creates a new person/team member.
Creates a new project.
Creates a new activity.
Lists Timesheets daily summary for selected users.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Lists activities by search criteria.
Lists clients by search criteria.
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Popular Jibble workflows.
Automate your Jibble time tracking. Sync data across your favorite apps, reduce manual entry, and simplify workflows.
Boost efficiency: Integrate Jibble with Make to automate your workflow.
Connect Jibble with Make to automate your daily workflows. Sync timesheets to Google Sheets, update Trello and Asana projects, and send instant notifications to Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Connect Jibble with your accounting software to automatically sync timesheet data and eliminate manual payroll entry.
Instantly notify managers on Slack or Microsoft Teams when team members clock in, clock out, or change tasks.
Automatically create new Jibble user profiles the moment you add a new employee to your HR platform.
Sync logged hours directly to your project management tools like Trello or Asana to keep budgets and progress up to date.
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