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Integrate ClickUp with Flowtrace
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Written by Thomas Seropian
Updated over a week ago

ClickUp is a project management tool to streamline and manage tasks, goals, and projects. It is a cloud-based platform that offers a range of features such as task management, time tracking, collaboration, project templates, and more.

This article will show how to enable the integration between ClickU p workspace and the relevant events you want to track across Flowtrace.

The documentation will cover the following:

  1. Enabling Flowtrace application on your ClickUp workspace(s)

  2. Subscribing Flowtrace webhook for your ClickUp workspace(s)

To complete this integration, you need the following:

  • The owner or an administration role access to your ClickUp workspaces(s)

  • Administrator access to Flowtrace

1. Installing the Gitlab app

Creating a Gitlab integration using the Flowtrace app is easy. First, log in to your Flowtrace account and navigate to Settings -> Integrations. Here you will see the ClickUp integration option if this is part of your Flowtrace plan. Click on "Install Clickup", then Install.

You should accept the request to install Flowtrace into your ClickUp workspace. If you are not, you should log in to your ClickUp account first.

Authorize the following prompt.

Select the workspace you want to integrate with Flowtrace (in this case, the workspace called "Flowtrace Test" and click on "Select Workspaces".

Once done, you are redirected to the integration page. Integration with Flowtrace is done.

Once you are done, you can test the integration by opening a task, adding a comment, recording some activity, or doing another activity that triggers an event. Finally, you can go to the Flowtrace Integration page to confirm we have received the event via the "Last Active" field.

To uninstall ClickUp integration, click the "Apps" link under your User/Settings menu in ClickUp interface, where you can remove the Flowtrace integration app.

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