LiquidPlanner Make integrationAutomate LiquidPlanner with Make.

Accept a Timesheet records the approval of one timesheet in LiquidPlanner, so hours move forward without the manager opening the app to click through them.

Add a Comment to an Item posts a comment on a LiquidPlanner item from outside the app, which keeps the conversation attached to the work it concerns.

Clear a Timer resets the timer attached to one item, which gives a clean slate when tracking went wrong.

This module adds a checklist line to a given task, turning a vague piece of work into small steps people can tick off.

Create a Client adds a new client record to your workspace, ready to be tied to projects.

Create a Dependency links two items so one waits for the other, without anyone setting the order by hand.

Need a tidy place for a batch of related work? Create a Folder adds a new folder to the workspace so tasks can be grouped the way your team reads the plan.

Create a Link attaches a link to an item, so the spec, the ticket or the shared drive is one click away from the task itself.

A milestone marks a checkpoint the whole plan works toward, and this module adds one without touching the LiquidPlanner interface.

This module puts an estimate on a milestone, so the plan reflects how much effort sits behind that checkpoint.

Create an Estimate for an Event gives a full day event its own estimate, so time blocked for workshops or trips counts in the plan.

Short blocks of time add up, and this module records an estimate on a partial day event so those hours show in capacity planning.

Create an Estimate for a Task sizes one task from outside LiquidPlanner, so a new task arrives with its effort instead of an empty field.

Create an Event blocks a full day in LiquidPlanner, which keeps holidays, offsites or conference days out of the time available for tasks.

Where a comment starts a conversation, a note keeps context on the item itself, and this module writes one for you.

Create a Package opens a new package in LiquidPlanner, ready to hold the tasks of a sprint or a release.

This module books a slice of a day in LiquidPlanner, for a meeting, a doctor visit or a client call, so the schedule knows that time is taken.

Create a Project adds a fresh project to your workspace from data another app already holds, so nobody rebuilds it by hand.

Create a Task puts a new task into LiquidPlanner, filled with what the previous module passed along.

Delete a Checklist Item for a Task removes one checklist line from a task, keeping lists clean when a step no longer applies.

Delete a Client takes a client record out of LiquidPlanner, which helps when your client list must match a cleaned CRM.

With Delete a Comment, a comment disappears from its item, which is useful for moderation or for cleaning up automated messages.

Delete a Dependency breaks the link that made one item wait for another, which frees the schedule when the order no longer matters.

Delete a Folder removes a folder from the workspace, handy when a scenario tidies up structures that were created by mistake.

This module strips a link from an item, so a task stops pointing to a document or page that no longer exists.

Delete a Milestone takes a checkpoint out of the plan, which matters when a phase is cancelled and the date should stop driving the schedule.

When a full day off is cancelled, Delete an Event gives that day back to the plan by removing the event from LiquidPlanner.

Delete a Note for an Item erases a note from an item, which keeps outdated context from misleading whoever opens the task next.

This module removes a package from LiquidPlanner, the right move when a release or sprint is dropped altogether.

Delete a Partial Day Event frees a slice of time that had been booked, so the plan counts those hours as available again.

Delete a Project removes a whole project from the workspace, the heaviest cleanup module in the list.

Delete a Task takes one task out of the plan, which keeps LiquidPlanner honest when the request behind it disappears.

Delete a Treeitem removes any item from the workspace tree, whatever its kind, which makes it the generic delete when you do not know the item type in advance.

Get a Checklist Item for a Task reads one checklist line by its ID, so the scenario knows its current wording and state before acting.

Get a Client fetches the full record of one client, giving later modules the details they need to fill an invoice, a report or a message.

Get a Comment pulls one comment by its ID, so a scenario can read the exact text before forwarding or quoting it.

Get a Dependency returns the details of one link between two items, which tells the scenario what is waiting on what.

Get a Folder reads one folder by its ID, handing its details to the next modules of the scenario.

Get a Link returns one link stored on an item, so a scenario can reuse the address in an email or a report.

Get a Milestone reads the details of one checkpoint, so a scenario can quote its name and state in updates to clients or managers.

Get an Event returns the full record of one LiquidPlanner event, fetched by its ID, ready for the next module to read. It fills the gap when an earlier step only passed along the event ID.

Get a Note for an Item reads back one note attached to a LiquidPlanner item, found by its ID, so its text can travel to another app. Think of it as opening the note without leaving your scenario.

Get a Package hands your scenario the details of a single package, the LiquidPlanner container for a batch of work, looked up by ID. Every field you map afterwards comes from this one bundle (the item passed between modules).

Get a Partial Day Event brings back one partial day event, such as a half-day absence blocked in LiquidPlanner, identified by its ID. The scenario can then copy its details into a calendar or a staffing sheet.

Get a Project returns one LiquidPlanner project by its ID, with the details a later module can map into a CRM, a spreadsheet or a chat message. One project in, one bundle out.

Get a Task fetches a single task from LiquidPlanner by ID so your scenario works from its stored data rather than guesses. The task itself stays untouched: this module reads, it never edits.

Get a Timer tells your scenario where the timer stands on a given item, so you know its state before deciding what happens next. It reads only, nothing gets started or stopped.

Get a Treeitem gives you the information behind one treeitem, the generic entry of the LiquidPlanner hierarchy, whatever kind of item it turns out to be. Useful when the type is not known in advance.

Make an API Call opens the whole LiquidPlanner API to your scenario, with the connection you already set up, for everything the listed modules leave out. No extra login, no separate app to configure.

Move Item After reorders your plan by placing one LiquidPlanner item right after another. A scenario can then fix the order of the plan without anyone dragging rows by hand.

Move Item Before pushes an item up the list by placing it directly in front of another one. It works the other way round from Move Item After.

Start a Timer starts tracking time on a LiquidPlanner item without anyone opening the app. The clock runs on the task the scenario points to.

Stop a Timer halts the timer running on an item, on the task the scenario points to. It closes what Start a Timer opened.

Submit a Timesheet sends a timesheet into review on the team member's behalf, the step that normally waits for someone to click the button in LiquidPlanner. Handy for closing a reporting period cleanly.

Un-Accept a Timesheet reverses an approval, putting an accepted timesheet back into an open state where it can be corrected. It undoes Accept a Timesheet.

Un-Submit a Timesheet pulls a submitted timesheet back to its owner, so hours can still be edited before anyone reviews them. It cancels Submit a Timesheet.

Update a Client keeps a LiquidPlanner client record in line with the source you trust, by rewriting its information on the spot. Your project tool then shows the same client data as your CRM.

Update a Comment rewrites a comment already posted on an item, which keeps a status message current instead of piling up new ones. Readers see one comment that stays accurate.

Update a Folder changes a folder in your LiquidPlanner workspace, so the structure mirrors how your team organizes clients or departments elsewhere.

Update a Link edits a link already attached to a LiquidPlanner item, so the URL your team clicks always leads to the right document or ticket.

Update a Milestone adjusts a milestone that already exists, so the key date in LiquidPlanner matches what was agreed with the client. Everyone reading the plan sees the change at once.

Update an Event brings a full-day event in LiquidPlanner up to date, so availability in the plan reflects the latest decision rather than the first request.

Update a Note for an Item replaces the content of a note on an item, which suits living notes such as a client brief or a list of access details that change over time.

Update a Package modifies a package, so its details follow decisions taken elsewhere.

Update a Partial Day Event corrects a partial day event, such as a morning off or an afternoon training, so the hours blocked in LiquidPlanner stay accurate.

Update a Project rewrites a project's details in LiquidPlanner, so the plan tells the same story as the deal or contract behind it.

Update a Task changes a task in place, so the work in LiquidPlanner follows what happens in the tools your team actually uses.

Update a Treeitem edits any entry of the LiquidPlanner tree through a single module, whatever its type. That saves branching the scenario when the incoming item could be of any kind.

This module edits one line of a task's checklist, so progress shows inside LiquidPlanner without anyone updating it by hand.

List Clients returns every client of your workspace, one bundle per client, which later modules process one at a time. It is the starting point for any sync or cleanup of your client list.

List Dependencies pulls out the dependencies of your plan, the links saying one item must wait for another, as separate bundles you can inspect or export.

List Events gathers the full-day events of LiquidPlanner, such as holidays or closures, so another tool can show the same availability.

List Folders returns all the folders of your workspace, giving the scenario a map of how projects are organized before it files anything.

List Links collects the links stored on your LiquidPlanner items, handy to audit which documents, tickets or pages a project points to.

List Milestones brings every milestone into the scenario, so key dates can be shared with people who never open LiquidPlanner.

List Packages outputs the packages of your workspace one by one, which lets a scenario review priorities or copy them elsewhere.

List Partial Day Events retrieves all partial day events, the half-day or few-hour blocks set in LiquidPlanner, so capacity reports include them.

List Projects delivers every project of the workspace as a separate bundle, the basis for a portfolio view in a spreadsheet or a dashboard tool.

List Tasks returns the tasks of LiquidPlanner, one bundle each, so a scenario can act on many at once instead of one known ID.

List Treeitems walks the whole LiquidPlanner tree and returns each treeitem, whatever its type, as a bundle. It is the broadest search of the app.