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TimeTracking
Status: Coming soon

Zapier integration

A Zapier app will let you connect TimeTracking to other tools without code, for example to send approved hours to a spreadsheet or invoicing tool. It is on our roadmap and marked as coming soon.

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Animated demo: a Zapier workflow where an approved period triggers steps that copy hours to a spreadsheet and an invoicing tool; today the same works with webhooks and the REST API. Trigger, Spreadsheet, Invoicing tool, Works today.
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What it will do

Planned triggers include a new time entry, an approved period and an exported period. Planned actions include creating a time entry or a person. Together they cover common workflows like copying approved hours to an invoicing tool or adding new hires from an HR system.

  • Trigger: entry created
  • Trigger: period approved or exported
  • Action: create time entry
  • Action: create person

What works today

Webhooks and the REST API are live, so the same workflows work today as a recipe: catch a TimeTracking webhook in Zapier or Make, then use an HTTP step to call the API. Configurable CSV and XLSX exports are available for file-based workflows.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Zapier integration live?

The native Zapier app is coming soon. Webhooks and the REST API are available today and work with Zapier's webhook and HTTP steps.

Will Make and n8n be supported?

Native Make and n8n apps are on the roadmap. Today, both can receive TimeTracking webhooks and call the REST API with an HTTP step.

Does it cost extra?

TimeTracking has no paid add-ons. Zapier's own pricing applies on their side.

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Try TimeTracking free

Free for up to 5 users. Core from €1 per user per month, everything included.

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