ClickUp Connector for Power BI

Our Power BI connector for ClickUp is the simplest way to connect to your ClickUp data through this powerful tool.

In just a few minutes, you’ll have your ClickUp workspace data at your fingertips via Power BI, allowing you to extract powerful insights.

Our connector pulls essential information from folders and lists directly from the ClickUp API. If you don’t find what you need, contact us for a custom solution.

Simple Automation

Connect your ClickUp projects to Power BI and automate the import of tasks, deadlines, and statuses. Eliminate manual updates and keep your reports always up to date.

Simple Automation

Connect your ClickUp projects to Power BI and automate the import of tasks, deadlines, and statuses. Eliminate manual updates and keep your reports always up to date.

Custom Visualization

With nocobi’s ClickUp connector, customize your Power BI dashboards to track team performance, deadlines, and priorities in real time, tailored to your needs.

Custom Visualization

With nocobi’s ClickUp connector, customize your Power BI dashboards to track team performance, deadlines, and priorities in real time, tailored to your needs.

Powerful Insights

Combine ClickUp data with other sources in Power BI, generating comprehensive insights to optimize project management and enhance strategic decision-making.

Powerfull Insights

Combine ClickUp data with other sources in Power BI, generating comprehensive insights to optimize project management and enhance strategic decision-making.

How It Works

Follow the step-by-step guide below to use your connector.

1. Download the file from the form above.

2. Extract the .pbit file from the ZIP and open the file.

3. In the template, enter your API Key, Workspace ID, and Space ID.

To obtain the API key, open ClickUp and follow these steps:

  1. Settings

  2. Apps

Workspace ID

You can find it at the link in ClickUp:

Obtain the Space link:

Product Information

Folders

Workspace Folder List

Name Format Description
Folder ID Text Primary Key for Folder – Source: ClickUp
Folder Name Text Folder Name – Source: ClickUp
Order Number Folder organization order in ClickUp – Source: ClickUp

Priority

Fixed Table, ClickUp Priorities

Name Format Description
PriorityID Number Primary Key for Priorities – Fixed table, created within Power BI
Priority Text Meaning of each ID – Fixed table, created within Power BI

Lists_from_Folders

Existing Lists within each Folder

Name Format Description
ListID Text Primary Key for List – Source: ClickUp
ListName Text List Name – Source: ClickUp
FolderID Text Folder ID – used to connect with the “Folders” table

Tasks

All Workspace tasks within a list and a folder

Name Format Description
TaskID Text Primary Key for Tasks – Source: ClickUp
Task Name Text Task Name – Source: ClickUp
Description Text Task Description – Source: ClickUp
Status Text Status Group – Source: ClickUp
Type Text Task Type – Custom, Closed, Done, Open – Source: ClickUp
Date Created DateTime Task Creation Date – Source: ClickUp
Date Updated DateTime Task Update Date
Date Closed DateTime Date when task was marked as “Closed”
Date Done DateTime Date when task was marked as “Done”
Task Creator Text Person who created the task
Assigned To Text Person to whom the task is assigned
PriorityID Number Priority ID
Due Date DateTime Due Date
Start Date DateTime Start Date
Time Estimate[h] Decimal Time estimate in decimal
URL Text Task Link
ListID Text List where the task is located – Used to connect with the “List” table
FolderID Text Folder where the task is located – Used to connect with the “Folder” table
Time Estimate Duration Time Time estimate in hours

Ready to Transform Your Results?

Contact us now and discover how using the ClickUp connector for Power BI can make a difference for your business!

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