The Best ClickUp Integrations and Apps in 2026
ClickUp is where a lot of teams keep their tasks, docs, and projects — but a task tracker only earns its keep when it’s wired into the tools where the actual work happens: your inbox, your calendar, your repo, your CRM. ClickUp ships a focused set of native integrations and then reaches roughly 1,000+ more tools through partner-built connectors, plus thousands more via its public REST API and platforms like Zapier and Make.
Here are the ClickUp integrations actually worth setting up, grouped by what they do — and then the way to connect ClickUp to anything with an API.
Communication: Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom
- Slack — Create and update ClickUp tasks straight from Slack, unfurl task links with rich details and quick actions, and pipe task notifications into the right channel.
- Microsoft Teams — Turn Teams messages into tasks and get ClickUp updates without leaving the Teams window.
- Zoom — Start and join Zoom meetings from a task, and attach the recording and details back to the task automatically.
Calendar: Google Calendar and Outlook
- Google Calendar — Two-way sync so scheduled tasks show up on your calendar and calendar changes flow back into ClickUp.
- Outlook — Convert Outlook emails into ClickUp tasks or create new tasks without leaving your inbox, and keep due dates on your Outlook calendar.
Developer tools: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Sentry
- GitHub — Sync commits, branches, pull requests, and issues to ClickUp tasks so engineering progress is visible without tab-switching.
- GitLab — Link GitLab commits, branches, and merge requests to tasks for real-time dev visibility.
- Bitbucket — Connect Spaces to Bitbucket repositories so you always know which work maps to which repo.
- Sentry — Attach error reports to tasks so bugs get triaged in the same place the fix gets tracked.
Time tracking: Toggl, Harvest, Clockify, Everhour
- Toggl — Log time directly from ClickUp tasks for accurate tracking and reporting.
- Harvest — Track time on tasks and sync logged hours for invoicing and reporting.
- Clockify — Start and stop timers on tasks with a free time-tracking layer.
- Everhour — Embed time estimates and budgets right inside ClickUp tasks.
Files and storage: Google Drive, Dropbox, Figma, Loom
- Google Drive — Attach, search, and preview Drive files inside tasks, Docs, and Chat.
- Dropbox — Attach and preview Dropbox files without leaving the task.
- Figma — Embed live Figma designs in tasks and Docs so design and delivery stay in sync.
- Loom — Record and embed async video walkthroughs directly on a task.
Business apps: HubSpot, email, and more
- HubSpot — Sync deals and contacts so sales handoffs land as ClickUp tasks.
- Email in ClickUp — Send and receive email from inside a task to keep client threads attached to the work.
- Jira and Trello — Two-way sync for teams migrating or running ClickUp alongside other trackers.
No-code automation: Zapier and Make
- Zapier — Connect ClickUp to 9,000+ apps with simple trigger-and-action recipes.
- Make — Build multi-step visual scenarios across 3,000+ apps.
These are great for basic field-mapping — “new task, so add a spreadsheet row.” What they don’t do is reason: they can’t read a task description, decide what matters, and take a judgment call. That’s the next section.
The AI way to connect ClickUp to anything: Carly
Carly is an AI executive assistant that connects to 200+ tools — ClickUp included — and lets you bring your own API key to connect to anything else with a REST API. Instead of copying fields between apps, Carly reads your tasks, decides what to do, and acts on it.
- Runs in the cloud and acts on triggers 24/7, so a new ClickUp task or status change can kick off work while you sleep.
- Reasons over your data instead of just copying a field — it can read a task, summarize the thread, and decide the next step.
- Ties ClickUp to the rest of your stack: Gmail, Outlook, your calendar, Slack, and your CRM.
- Builds the workflow from a plain-English description — no scenario builder, no field mapping.
Carly also integrates with ClickUp. Carly’s AI agents start at $35/month, and steps in a workflow that don’t use AI run free and unlimited.
How to connect ClickUp to a tool with no native integration
- In ClickUp, click your avatar in the upper-right corner, go to Settings → Apps, and under API Token click Generate to create your personal token (it begins with
pk_). - Paste that token into Carly on the integrations page.
- Describe the workflow you want in plain English — “When a task moves to Done in ClickUp, draft a status email to the client and log the hours in my spreadsheet” — and Carly builds and runs it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does ClickUp have integrations?
Yes. ClickUp offers a set of native integrations (Slack, Google Calendar, GitHub, Zoom, Toggl, HubSpot and more) and reaches roughly 1,000+ additional tools through partner connectors, plus thousands more via its public REST API and platforms like Zapier and Make.
What is the best ClickUp integration for automation?
For simple trigger-action recipes, Zapier and Make are the usual picks. For automations that need to read a task, make a decision, and act across your other tools, an AI assistant like Carly is a better fit because it reasons over the data instead of just mapping fields.
How do I connect ClickUp to an app that isn’t listed?
Generate a personal API token in ClickUp under Settings → Apps, then paste it into a tool that supports bring-your-own-key connections like Carly. From there you describe the workflow and it uses ClickUp’s REST API to do the rest.
How much does an AI automation for ClickUp cost?
Carly’s AI agents start at $35/month, with non-AI workflow steps running free and unlimited.
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