Connect TrackingTime integrations
Measure your team's active work hours and task progress by integrating TrackingTime with Make. Connecting your timesheets to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly log hours from completed tasks, update project billing, and sync client records across other systems. Join Make today to start generating hands-free timesheets and accurate project reports.
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Integrate and automate TrackingTime with Make to save hours
Use Make to link TrackingTime with QuickBooks, Stripe, Slack, Google Sheets, and Airtable. Automate your invoicing, team updates, and data backups to save valuable time.
Automatic task-to-timer syncing
Automatically create tasks or start timers in TrackingTime whenever you update work in your project management apps.
Real-time team updates
Post daily or weekly time tracking summaries straight to Slack to keep everyone updated on project progress.
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Hands-free client invoicing
Send your logged hours directly to tools like QuickBooks or Stripe to create invoices without any manual copying.
Centralized database backups
Automatically sync your tracking data to Google Sheets or Airtable to build custom dashboards and reports.
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