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Creates a task
Creates a time entry
Deletes a task
Edits or deletes a time entry
Gets a single task
List all tasks for an account.
Lists all time entries
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call
Updates, starts and stops a timer
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Connect TMetric to Make to automate your time tracking. Sync data with your favorite apps and simplify your daily workflows.
Boost Productivity: Integrate TMetric and Automate Workflows with Make
Connect TMetric via Make to Jira, Todoist, Microsoft To Do, Slack, and Google Sheets. Automatically sync your tasks, track time without manual entry, and keep your team updated instantly.
Automatically turn scheduled calendar events into TMetric time entries, saving you from manual data entry.
Sync tasks from tools like Jira, Todoist, and Microsoft To Do to keep all your to-dos consolidated in one place.
Keep your team informed instantly by sending Slack notifications whenever new tasks are created.
Automatically log completed tasks to Google Sheets to simplify your reporting and record-keeping.
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