Float Make integrationAutomate Float with Make.

Create a Client adds a client to Float from data your scenario already has, so a deal won in your CRM or a signed quote becomes a client that planners can attach projects to.

Create a Department builds a new department in Float from another source, which keeps the way you group people in the plan aligned with the org chart kept elsewhere.

Create a Logged Time records hours in Float on behalf of your team, which spares people from entering the same time twice when they already track it in another app.

Create a Milestone places a key date on a Float project, such as a delivery or a review, so the whole team sees it on the schedule without a planner adding it by hand.

Create a Person adds someone to Float so they can be scheduled, using the details your HR tool or onboarding form already holds, which avoids a second manual entry on the first day.

Create a Project opens a project in Float from an event elsewhere, so the schedule is ready as soon as the work is sold and planners can start assigning people.

Create a Task assigns work in Float from another tool, which means a request logged in your ticketing or project app can show up on someone's schedule without anyone planning it twice.

Create a Time Off books an absence in Float so nobody gets scheduled on days they are away, using the approval that already happened in your HR or leave tool.

Delete a Client removes a client from Float when it is removed at the source, which keeps your client list free of accounts that no longer exist.

Delete a Department takes a department out of Float, useful when a team is dissolved and should stop appearing as a group in the resource plan.

Delete a Logged Time erases a time entry in Float, which lets a cancellation in your time tracker cancel the copy too, so reports do not count the same hours by mistake.

Delete a Milestone removes a key date from a Float project, so a deadline that was dropped in your project tool stops cluttering the schedule people read every day.

Delete a Person removes someone from Float, which fits the offboarding part of a scenario when a departure is recorded in your HR tool and the person must disappear from the plan.

Delete a Project removes a project from Float when the deal that created it falls through, so planners stop seeing work that will never happen.

Delete a Task clears an assignment from Float, freeing the person's time on the schedule when the request behind it is closed or cancelled in another tool.

Delete a Time Off removes an absence from Float, so a person who cancels their leave becomes available again in the plan without a planner stepping in.

Get a Client fetches one client from Float by its ID, giving later modules its full record when the trigger only passed along a reference.

Get a Department reads a single department from Float, which helps when a person record carries a department ID and your scenario needs a readable team name instead.

Get a Logged Time pulls one time entry from Float with its details, handy for checking what a line contains before you copy, bill or correct it somewhere else.

Get a Milestone returns one milestone from Float, so a scenario can read the key date it is about to announce, compare or copy into a client update.

Get a Person loads one person's record from Float, which turns a bare person ID coming from a task or a logged time into a name you can put in a message.

Get a Project reads one project from Float, giving your scenario the context around a task, a milestone or a logged time that only points to it.

Get a Task fetches one planned task from Float so you can check its current state before acting on it, for instance before notifying the person or updating a ticket.

Get a Time Off returns one absence from Float, which lets a scenario confirm the details of a leave entry before it announces it or copies it into a calendar.

Make an API Call lets you call any endpoint of the Float API with the connection you already set up, which covers whatever the ready-made modules on this page do not.

Update a Client changes an existing client in Float so its record follows your CRM, for example after a rename, instead of drifting apart over time.

Update a Department edits a department in Float, which keeps team names in the plan identical to those in your directory after a rename or a merge.

Update a Logged Time corrects an existing entry in Float, so an edit made in your time tracker changes the Float copy rather than adding a second line with the new hours.

Update a Milestone moves or renames a key date on a Float project, so a deadline pushed in your project tool also shifts in the plan everyone reads.

Update a Person edits someone's profile in Float, so a change of role or team recorded in HR also reaches the resource plan that schedules them.

Update a Project changes an existing Float project from another source, so that what changed in your CRM or board, a rename for example, also reaches the plan.

Update a Task edits a planned task in Float so that a change in the request behind it lands on the schedule without a planner redoing it.

Update a Time Off changes an absence already booked in Float, so a person who shortens or extends their leave keeps an accurate place in the plan.

List Clients searches your Float clients and returns zero, one or many of them, each as its own bundle, which is how a scenario finds out whether a client already exists.

List Departments returns the departments defined in Float, a quick way to build a lookup between team names and their IDs inside a scenario that routes work by team.

List Logged Times gathers several time entries from Float in one search, the natural input for a report, a client invoice or a sheet that totals hours by project.

List Milestones returns the milestones stored in Float, which lets a scenario review upcoming key dates and share them with clients or with the team in one message.

List Persons searches the people in Float, useful to check whether someone is already scheduled there before a scenario creates or updates their profile from HR data.

List Projects retrieves Float projects so your scenario can pick the right one by name, loop through them for a status report, or check that a project exists before adding tasks.

List Tasks pulls the tasks planned in Float, a starting point for a workload summary, a digest sent to each person, or a comparison with tickets in another tool.

List Time Offs hands your scenario the time off already recorded in Float, so the next modules can work on every absence instead of one. Each time off arrives as its own bundle.