The tasks you close in ClickUp often already carry their time. Tidst reads it and turns finished work into a timesheet, priced and ready to bill.
Tidst reads the workspaces you pick in ClickUp's own consent screen and treats a task as done the moment its status reaches a Done or Closed type — status types are universal, so there is nothing to configure.
Close a task — whatever your statuses are named, the Done and Closed types are built into every ClickUp workflow — and it lands in The Queue. No per-list setup.
Time tracked on the task pre-fills the duration; without it, the Time Estimate does; without either, a 30min-style tag. Stated beats guessed.
Confirm an item and it's logged under the client's rate — straight into the billing extract, no re-entry.
ClickUp is unusual among Tidst's channels: it already holds time. A task can carry a Time Estimate before you start and Time tracked when you finish, and Tidst reads both — the measured actual outranks the plan, and a duration tag is only the fallback. What arrives in The Queue is what you stated, not what an algorithm guessed.
The connection is read-only — Tidst never closes, edits or deletes a task, and never writes time back — and it sees only the workspaces you picked when connecting. You still confirm every entry before it becomes logged time.
No. The connection is read-only — Tidst never closes, edits or deletes a task, and never writes time back to ClickUp.
Only the ones you pick in ClickUp's own consent screen when connecting. Everything else stays invisible.
Time tracked on the task if there is any, otherwise its Time Estimate, otherwise a duration tag like 30min. Whatever arrives, you can adjust it before logging.
Your logged time in Tidst stays. Reconnect any time and The Queue picks up from your recent completions again.
Everything you finish, in one timesheet waiting to be confirmed.
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