Connect Timely integrations
Measure your team's billable hours automatically by connecting Timely to your workspace. Linking this AI tracker to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly approve time entries, sync project margins, and update client records across your databases. Sign up for a free account today to deploy your first time-tracking pipeline and protect your profitability.
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Creates a new event.
Deletes a specified event.
Returns a specified event.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Searches for events or lists them all.
Starts timer on an event.
Stops timer on an event.
Updates a specified event.
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Connect Timely with your daily tools. Automate time tracking, sync project data, and simplify your workflows.
Maximize accuracy: Automate your Timely time tracking using Make
Connect Timely with Make to automate your time logs. Easily sync platforms like Toggl and Airtable, trigger timers based on location, and eliminate manual errors for precise tracking.
Automatically start and stop your Timely timers based on your physical location or office Wi-Fi connection.
Keep your time logs consistent by automatically syncing entries from other platforms like Toggl directly into Timely.
Automatically create new Timely events from records in tools like Airtable to keep your project tracking up to date.
Reduce the risk of forgotten or incorrect entries by letting Make handle your time logs automatically.
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