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Using ClickUp as a data source within your Softr app

ClickUp is a comprehensive project management and productivity tool that you can use to manage projects, clients, tasks, files, and more. Softr supports all Lists within ClickUp. This allows you to:

  • Connect your ClickUp data to Softr for a branded app

  • Read, write, update, and delete data in ClickUp from within your Softr app

  • Share with external parties or larger groups without sacrificing privacy or paying for each access

Connect ClickUp Data to Softr

Add ClickUp as a data source

In your Softr workspace, click Integrations in the left menu.

Integrations page in the Studio left menu, with the Connect new button

Click Integrations in the left menu

Click Connect new.

Click the ClickUp tile in the list of data sources.

Select an integration window with the ClickUp tile highlighted

Click the ClickUp tile

In the Connect to ClickUp window, click Connect.

Connect to ClickUp window with the Connect button highlighted

Click Connect in the Connect to ClickUp window

If you are not signed in to ClickUp, sign in first. Then select the Workspaces you want to connect to Softr and click Connect Workspace.

ClickUp screen to select the Workspaces to connect with Softr

Select the Workspaces, then click Connect Workspace

Softr opens again. Your ClickUp connection now appears in the Integrations list and in every Softr app.

To rename, share, re-authenticate, or remove the connection, click the three dots next to it. Select See active apps to see which apps use it.

Three dots menu of the ClickUp connection with the options See active apps, Share, Rename, Re-authenticate, and Remove

Click the three dots to rename, share, re-authenticate, or remove the connection

Connect a block to your new ClickUp datasource

In any of your Softr apps, select a dynamic block, such as a List block. In the Source settings, select ClickUp - [connection name] as the Account.

Then select the Team, the Space, and the List to show.

Source settings of a List block with the ClickUp account, Team, Space, and List selected

Set the Account, Team, Space, and List in the Source settings of the block.

Hover over a block to see which data sources it supports.

Block hover showing the data sources a block supports

Hover over a block to see what data sources it supports.

Map your ClickUp properties to the block elements

Click the block and select the Content tab. Map your ClickUp fields to the visual elements of the block.

Content tab of a List block with the item fields name, status, and description mapped to the block elements

Map the ClickUp fields to the block elements in the Content tab

To map a field, click it and choose the field from ClickUp. For example, map an image element to the Files field.

Image field settings with the Files field mapped to the cover media of the block

Map an image element to a file field

You can add new fields, delete fields, duplicate fields, or change the styling of individual fields and elements. You can also change the field type if it does not match how you want it to display. Read more about mapping data here.

Step 4 (optional): Create app users from ClickUp

You can sync a list of contacts or people in ClickUp so that they become Users of your Softr app. To learn more about users and how to sync them, check out this article.

Supported ClickUp Fields

Not all fields are currently supported by Softr, but we’re adding more all the time. Some fields, such as Rollup are not exposed by the ClickUp API and are unretrievable by Softr.

SupportedRead-OnlyNot Supported
NumberFormulaRollup
TextPeople
Long TextTasks
DropdownVoting
DateLocation
Text area (Long text)Users
MoneyDate created
WebsiteDate updated
EmailCreator
Manual ProgressAssignees
PhoneSignature
RelationshipFiles
LocationAutomatic Progress
Rating
Translation
Status
Start Date
Due Date
Points
Description
Time Estimate
Action Items
Summary
Progress Updates
Custom Autofill with AI
Categorize
T-Shirt Size
Sentiment
Labels
Name
Priority
Checkbox
Relationship (between lists)

Softr Support for Tasks in Multiple Lists

ClickUp allows you to show tasks from one list inside other lists. Accessing these multiple lists is also possible in Softr, regardless of which list a task is housed in. For more information about these fields in ClickUp, see this article.

ClickUp API Rate Limits

ClickUp has Rate limits based on the subscription plan on each Workspace level. This means that the rate at which you can read and interact with data from ClickUp will depend on your ClickUp plan. For API calls to ClickUp these are the current rate limits for ClickUp plans:

  • Free Forever, Unlimited, and Business: 100 requests per minute per token.

  • Business Plus: 1,000 requests per minute per token.

  • Enterprise: 10,000 requests per minute per token.

FAQ

Can I use ClickUp data in Softr templates?

Yes. Each Softr template comes with a sample Airtable base, so you can see how data is structured for the use case (e.g. client portal, inventory management). But you can use templates with another Softr-supported data source (like ClickUp), by connecting your own data. We recommend you follow the data structure in the sample base.

Can I pull in sub-tasks from ClickUp?

Currently this is not supported, but we will be adding this soon! In the meantime, you can use our REST API datasource to pull in other resources from ClickUp like sub-tasks, built-in ClickUp comments, and more.

What is the hierarchy of supported ClickUp objects in Softr?

Softr can connect one list to one block at a time. The list can be within a folder as well.

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