Projects

Tasks

Teamwork

Deletes an activity item.

Return logged time entries for a specific allocation. Only the time entries that
the logged-in user can access will be returned.

Get time entries for a specific allocation

Delete an existing notification.

Update an existing notification.

Creates new tasklist budgets

Generates an agenda report in CSV format containing all the events for the
provided filters.

Generate agenda report in CSV format

Generates an agenda report in HTML format containing all the events for the
provided filters.

Generate agenda report in HTML format

Generates an agenda report in PDF format containing all the events for the
provided filters.

Generate agenda report in PDF format

Generates an agenda report in XLSX format containing all the events for the
provided filters.

Generate agenda report in XLSX format

Retrieve all companies for the provided filters.

Get all companies.

Create a company.

Delete an existing company.

Get a specific company.

Modify the properties of an existing company.

Update an existing company.

Return all custom field values from a specific company.

Company custom field values.

Add company custom field value.

Remove many entries of company custom field values at once.

Delete many company custom fields values at once.

Edit many entries of company custom field values at once.

Update many company custom field values at once.

Delete an existing company custom field value.

Return a specific custom field value from a company.

Company custom field value.

Update an existing company custom field value.

Return all custom fields for the provided filters.

Get all custom fields

Creates a new custom field. The custom field could have a scope at an
installation-level or at a project-level.

Create a new custom field

Delete many custom fields at once

Delete an existing custom field

This returns all details about an individual custom field.

Get a custom field by id.

Update an existing custom field.

Return all dashboards that the logged-in user can access. Dashboards contains
panels that are used to summarize many activities from the installation.

Get all dashboards

Return all features accessible to the current installation.

Get installation features

Get a list of comments for a file

Get a list of comments for a file version

Get all forms.

Create a new form.

This endpoint does not require authentication.

Get a forms via its token.

Copy a form

Delete an existing form.

Get a specific form.

Update an existing form.

Get the draft version of a specific form.

This endpoint returns info about a set of importers. This includes whether
they are individually running or not, what's their status and a flag to
represent if any importer is running. The endpoint looks up redis for this
information. Using the parameter resetImporters this information can be
deleted in redis to reset it.

Get stats about Importers

Lists the latest activity across all projects ordered chronologically. When
you log into Teamwork you will see all the recent activity. This corresponds
to that view in Teamwork. There are parameters you can send in to filter your
results.

Latest activity (all projects)

Will get all your running timers or the person you are logged in as.

Get all your running timers

Creates a new timer. If there's already a timer running, it will stop this timer
at default.

Create a new timer

Delete a timer by ID

Edits a timer

Complete an existing timer. If the timer is currently running, it is paused to create
the timelog entry. When the timelog is created, the timer is deleted.

Complete a timer by ID

Pause a timer by ID

Resume an existing timer. If other timers are currently running, those timers are paused before resuming.

Resume a timer by ID

Restore a deleted timer item.

Retrieve all messages for the provided filters.

Get all messages.

Get a specific message.

Update specific fields on a message. If the property `read` is sent with the
value `true` all replies from this message will be marked as read.

Edit a message.

Generates a milestone report in CSV format containing all milestones for the
provided filters. Only the milestones that the logged-in user can access will
be returned.

Generate milestone report in CSV format

Generates a milestone report in HTML format containing all milestones for the
provided filters. Only the milestones that the logged-in user can access will
be returned.

Generate milestone report in HTML format

All milestones are returned on projects that the authenticated user is
associated with. You can use the provided filters to return only those
milestones that are incomplete, completed, upcoming or late. All milestones
are returning in this call. This call uses pagination, returning 100
milestones per page by default.

Get all milestones

Generates a milestone report in PDF format containing all milestones for the
provided filters. Only the milestones that the logged-in user can access will
be returned.

Generate milestone report in PDF format

Generates a milestone report in XLSX format containing all milestones for the
provided filters. Only the milestones that the logged-in user can access will
be returned.

Generate milestone report in XLSX format

Count the number of milestones on each deadline date. Only the milestones
that the logged-in user can access will be included in the counting.

Get milestones by due date in a time range

This returns all details about an individual milestone.

Get a milestone by id.

Get a list of comments for a milestone

Get a list of notebooks.

Delete an existing notebook.

Get a specific notebook.

Edits the fields of an existing notebook.

Edits a notebook

Get a list of comments for a notebook

Gets the contents diff between the contents of 2 notebook versions

Compare 2 notebook versions

Lock a notebook

Unlock a notebook

Deletes some existing versions of a notebook by version ID.

Delete notebook versions.

Get notebook versions

Get a notebook version

Retrieve all people for the provided filters.

Returns a list of people

Count the number of completed tasks by user for the provided period. By
default the user with the most completed tasks is shown first.

Performance of users completing the most tasks

Return the user utilization.

Delete an existing person.

Returns a person

Returns a list of project categories

Get a specific project category

Generates a project report in CSV format containing all projects for the
provided filters. Only the projects that the logged-in user can access will
be returned.


On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the
query parameter is the following:

    projectCustomField[id][op]=value

Where:
  - [id] is the custom field ID
  - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are
    allowed according to the custom field type
  - [value] is the value to apply when filtering

For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only
return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following:

    projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1

The allowed operators are:
  - like
  - not-like
  - eq
  - not
  - lt
  - gt
  - any

Generate project report in CSV format

Generates a project report in HTML format containing all projects for the
provided filters. Only the projects that the logged-in user can access will
be returned.


On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the
query parameter is the following:

    projectCustomField[id][op]=value

Where:
  - [id] is the custom field ID
  - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are
    allowed according to the custom field type
  - [value] is the value to apply when filtering

For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only
return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following:

    projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1

The allowed operators are:
  - like
  - not-like
  - eq
  - not
  - lt
  - gt
  - any

Generate project report in HTML format

Retrieve all projects for the provided filters. Only the projects that the
logged-in user can access will be returned.


On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the
query parameter is the following:

    projectCustomField[id][op]=value

Where:
  - [id] is the custom field ID
  - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are
    allowed according to the custom field type
  - [value] is the value to apply when filtering

For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only
return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following:

    projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1

The allowed operators are:
  - like
  - not-like
  - eq
  - not
  - lt
  - gt
  - any

Returns a list of projects

Generates a project report in PDF format containing all projects for the
provided filters. Only the projects that the logged-in user can access will
be returned.


On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the
query parameter is the following:

    projectCustomField[id][op]=value

Where:
  - [id] is the custom field ID
  - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are
    allowed according to the custom field type
  - [value] is the value to apply when filtering

For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only
return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following:

    projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1

The allowed operators are:
  - like
  - not-like
  - eq
  - not
  - lt
  - gt
  - any

Generate project report in PDF format

Generates a project report in XLSX format containing all projects for the
provided filters. Only the projects that the logged-in user can access will
be returned.


On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the
query parameter is the following:

    projectCustomField[id][op]=value

Where:
  - [id] is the custom field ID
  - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are
    allowed according to the custom field type
  - [value] is the value to apply when filtering

For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only
return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following:

    projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1

The allowed operators are:
  - like
  - not-like
  - eq
  - not
  - lt
  - gt
  - any

Generate project report in XLSX format

Updates a tasklist budget

Get a list of tasklist budgets information.

Get all tasklist budgets in a project budget.

payload. If an ID is provided it is seen as an update, else it inserts.
NOTE: the payload provided is the final source of truth, meaning any
budgets omitted will be cleared.

Adds or updates task list budgets.

Adds or updates task list budgets depending on the

Each field must have an index, from 0 to numFeatures -1
without repeated numbers to provide the order
to display the features

Sets the default features order to display in tab

Return the number of active projects that the logged-in user can access.

Get the total count of active projects

Returns the total billable time of all projects that the logged-in user has
access.

Get the total billable time per project

Return the number of projects on each health category. It will only count the
projects that the logged-in user can access.

Get a health summary for all projects

Count the number of open invoices on all projects that the logged-in user has
access.

Return open invoices across all projects

Count the number of projects per project owner user.

Get number of owned and un-assigned projects

Return the un-billed expenses for each project that the logged-in user has
access.

Return un-billed expenses across all projects

Retrieve all starred projects for the provided filters. Only the projects
that the logged-in user can access will be returned.


On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the
query parameter is the following:

    projectCustomField[id][op]=value

Where:
  - [id] is the custom field ID
  - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are
    allowed according to the custom field type
  - [value] is the value to apply when filtering

For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only
return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following:

    projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1

The allowed operators are:
  - like
  - not-like
  - eq
  - not
  - lt
  - gt
  - any

Returns a list of starred projects

Returns a list of teamwork project categories

Retrieve all sample projects for the provided filters.

Returns a list of teamwork sample projects

Retrieve all projects templates for the provided filters. Only the projects templates that the
logged-in user can access will be returned.


On this endpoint you can filter by project custom fields. The syntax for the
query parameter is the following:

    projectCustomField[id][op]=value

Where:
  - [id] is the custom field ID
  - [op] is the operator to apply when filtering, different operators are
    allowed according to the custom field type
  - [value] is the value to apply when filtering

For example, if I want to filter a dropdown custom field with ID 10 to only
return entries that have the value "Option1" we would do the following:

    projectCustomField[10][eq]=Option1

The allowed operators are:
  - like
  - not-like
  - eq
  - not
  - lt
  - gt
  - any

Returns a list of projects templates

Converts the given tentative project into normal

Return the updates from all projects that the logged-in user can access.

Get all project updates

Salesforce

HubSpot

Zoho CRM

Microsoft Dynamics 365

Attio

Jira

Freshsales

Keap

Asana

SugarCRM

Github

Outreach

ActiveCampaign

Capsule CRM

Salesloft

Clickup

Zendesk

Zoho Books

Agile CRM

Teamleader

Copper

Trello Connector

Close

Freshdesk

Linear

Todoist

Deel

HiBob

# Continuous Import of Tasks to Your App

This scenario enables your application to continuously sync Tasks from any external application to your app's API. It handles the initial import of Tasks and keeps them synchronized when a Task is created, updated, or deleted in the external application.

When receiving Tasks data from the external application, the data is transformed into a format supported by your app's API. Additionally, if needed, your customers can customize the data mapping based on their specific external application setup.

## How It Works

1. **Initial Import**:
   - Perform the initial import by calling the Integration.app REST API or SDK in a loop from your code to retrieve data page by page.
   - Integration.app transforms the output into a consistent format compatible with your API, allowing you to save the data efficiently.

2. **Continuous Sync**:
   - Enable subscription via a single API or SDK call to continuously receive created, updated, or deleted events.
   - Integration.app manages all integration-specific logic, including subscribing to/unsubscribing from webhooks, custom polling of events, or performing periodic full syncs.
   - You will only receive the necessary events as real-time as supported by the external application's API.

Continuously Import Tasks to my App

Import Tasks and receive created/updated or deleted events

Insightly

Freshbooks

Basecamp

# Get all Projects

This scenario enables your application to get a complete list of Projects from any external application to your app's API in the same way. 

When receiving Projects data from the external application, the data is transformed into a format supported by your app's API. Additionally, if needed, your customers can customize the data mapping based on their specific external application setup.

## How It Works

You will call a Integration.app REST API endpoint or SDK methods to retrieve a single page of Projects along with the `cursor` if next page is available.
Repeate this request in a loop from your code to retrieve all Projects page by page.


Get all Projects

Imports all Projects from any external application to your App.

# Continuous Import of Projects to Your App

This scenario enables your application to continuously sync Projects from any external application to your app's API. It handles the initial import of Projects and keeps them synchronized when a Project is created, updated, or deleted in the external application.

When receiving Projects data from the external application, the data is transformed into a format supported by your app's API. Additionally, if needed, your customers can customize the data mapping based on their specific external application setup.

## How It Works

1. **Initial Import**:
   - Perform the initial import by calling the Integration.app REST API or SDK in a loop from your code to retrieve data page by page.
   - Integration.app transforms the output into a consistent format compatible with your API, allowing you to save the data efficiently.

2. **Continuous Sync**:
   - Enable subscription via a single API or SDK call to continuously receive created, updated, or deleted events.
   - Integration.app manages all integration-specific logic, including subscribing to/unsubscribing from webhooks, custom polling of events, or performing periodic full syncs.
   - You will only receive the necessary events as real-time as supported by the external application's API.

Continuously Import Projects to my App

Import Projects and receive created/updated or deleted events

# Realtime Full two-way Sync of Tasks

This scenario enables your application to fully sync Tasks between your app and any external application in both directions. It handles the initial import/export of Tasks and then sends events when a Task is created, updated, or deleted on any side, as close to real-time as possible.

Task fields will be mapped from your application's schema to the application-specific schema.

## How It Works

1. **Initial Sync**:
   - Perform the initial import by calling the Integration.app REST API or SDK in a loop from your code to retrieve data page by page. Integration.app transforms the output into a consistent format compatible with your API, allowing you to save and match data efficiently.
   - Make another set of requests to create Tasks in external app, if needed.

2. **Continuous Sync from External App**:
   - Enable subscription via a single API or SDK call to continuously receive created, updated, or deleted events from external applications.
   - Integration.app manages all integration-specific logic, including subscribing to/unsubscribing from webhooks, custom polling of events, or performing periodic full syncs.
   - You will only receive the necessary events as real-time as supported by the external application's API.


2. **Continuous Sync from Your App**:
   - You will get a single webhook URI that you will use to send events about created, updated, or deleted Tasks to Integration.app.
   - Once send, Integration.app will map the webhook payload to the format supported by external application and send the correct request


Two-way realtime sync of Tasks

Bi-directional realtime sync of Tasks with records deduplication

# Get all Tasks

This scenario enables your application to get a complete list of Tasks from any external application to your app's API in the same way. 

When receiving Tasks data from the external application, the data is transformed into a format supported by your app's API. Additionally, if needed, your customers can customize the data mapping based on their specific external application setup.

## How It Works

You will call a Integration.app REST API endpoint or SDK methods to retrieve a single page of Tasks along with the `cursor` if next page is available.
Repeate this request in a loop from your code to retrieve all Tasks page by page.


Get all Tasks

Imports all Tasks from any external application to your App.

Teamwork API Integration Profile

Continuously Import Tasks to my App

Get all Projects

Continuously Import Projects to my App

Two-way realtime sync of Tasks

Get all Tasks

Two-way realtime sync of Projects

Tasks Unified API

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