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Clockify Integrations

Time tracking

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Put Clockify at the center of your automated work

Connect Clockify to FastHook to track time, manage projects and clients, and use time data in automated workflows across apps.

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  • ✓Visual Workflow builder
  • ✓Schema-aware field mapping
  • ✓Retries and failure recovery
  • ✓Run audit and observability
  • ✓Reusable connected accounts
  • ✓Triggers, Actions, filters, and Paths

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Webhook · Clockify

Log a completed Clockify time entry from a webhook

Connect a Clockify API key, select the target workspace and send a JSON object to the FastHook webhook URL. Provide ISO 8601 start/end, a description and a project ID. Configure named Action fields in the editor; no Request body JSON is needed. The project and time-entry templates use non-billable defaults; the project is private. Activate only after checking the sender. Repeated requests or reruns create duplicates. Sample data is fictional.

  1. 1. Webhook · Incoming webhook
  2. 2. Clockify · Log a completed Clockify time entry from a webhook
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Webhook · Clockify

Create a Clockify client from a webhook

Connect a Clockify API key, select the target workspace and send a JSON object to the FastHook webhook URL. Provide a client name. Configure named Action fields in the editor; no Request body JSON is needed. The project and time-entry templates use non-billable defaults; the project is private. Activate only after checking the sender. Repeated requests or reruns create duplicates. Sample data is fictional.

  1. 1. Webhook · Incoming webhook
  2. 2. Clockify · Create a Clockify client from a webhook
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Webhook · Clockify

Create a non-billable Clockify project from a webhook

Connect a Clockify API key, select the target workspace and send a JSON object to the FastHook webhook URL. Provide a project name. Configure named Action fields in the editor; no Request body JSON is needed. The project and time-entry templates use non-billable defaults; the project is private. Activate only after checking the sender. Repeated requests or reruns create duplicates. Sample data is fictional.

  1. 1. Webhook · Incoming webhook
  2. 2. Clockify · Create a non-billable Clockify project from a webhook
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01

Connect Clockify

Create a dedicated API key in Clockify Profile settings → Advanced → Manage API keys. Connect it in FastHook; the key is stored encrypted. Choose the workspace ID for each action. Use a key from the correct regional or subdomain account.

02

Map your Workflow data

Connect your accounts and map the required fields from earlier steps. Test with data you control before activation.

03

Before you activate

Clockify permissions and plan entitlements apply to every operation. The official API key limit is 30 requests per hour per workspace on the Free plan; paid plans and trials have different limits. The catalog is generated from the official Clockify OpenAPI 3.0.1 document. Deprecated and experimental operations are labelled; some responses and exports depend on plan, role and request format. Report actions support JSON workflow data; invoice and attachment downloads return a File up to 2 MiB. Disconnect removes the saved FastHook connection. Revoke the underlying API key in Clockify to end its remote access. Native Clockify events create one webhook per event in the selected workspace. The Free plan allows at most three webhooks; event availability also depends on plan and role.

Build your Workflow

What you can automate with Clockify

  • Create, read and update time entries, projects, tasks, clients and other documented Clockify resources
  • Read paginated workspace data and generate JSON reports
  • Upload images and expense attachments from a FastHook File
  • Start workflows from native Clockify events or a FastHook Webhook

FAQ

Clockify automation questions

Connection guide →
How do I connect Clockify?

Create a dedicated API key in Clockify Profile settings → Advanced → Manage API keys. Connect it in FastHook; the key is stored encrypted. Choose the workspace ID for each action. Use a key from the correct regional or subdomain account.

What can I automate with Clockify?

Create, read and update time entries, projects, tasks, clients and other documented Clockify resources. Read paginated workspace data and generate JSON reports. Upload images and expense attachments from a FastHook File. Start workflows from native Clockify events or a FastHook Webhook

What should I check before activating?

Clockify permissions and plan entitlements apply to every operation. The official API key limit is 30 requests per hour per workspace on the Free plan; paid plans and trials have different limits. The catalog is generated from the official Clockify OpenAPI 3.0.1 document. Deprecated and experimental operations are labelled; some responses and exports depend on plan, role and request format. Report actions support JSON workflow data; invoice and attachment downloads return a File up to 2 MiB. Disconnect removes the saved FastHook connection. Revoke the underlying API key in Clockify to end its remote access. Native Clockify events create one webhook per event in the selected workspace. The Free plan allows at most three webhooks; event availability also depends on plan and role.

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Put Clockify at the center of your automated work

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