ClickUp connector

ClickUp connector. Sync ClickUp tasks two-way with any other app. Sign in with ClickUp or paste a token. Descriptions keep line breaks, checklists, and code blocks, and watchers, tags, and vote counts come along.

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• Zendesk connector. Tickets, users, organizations, and custom objects, two-way. Connections take their account's name, like acme.zendesk.com, and fields agents can't edit are read-only.
• MySQL for two-way sync. MySQL 8.x and MariaDB, including managed databases like RDS, Cloud SQL, and PlanetScale. Whalesync can create tables and fields in MySQL too, the same as Postgres.
• Download your data. Settings → Account has a "Download your data" card that saves a JSON file of the personal data Whalesync holds about your account. The same download is offered when you delete your account.
• Refetch a record over MCP. The new sync_refetch_record tool reads one record again from its app and syncs what changed, the same as the app's "Refetch record" button. Useful when an agent is clearing issues on records that changed, or were trashed, in the app.
• Square as a Live Export source. Connect with Square and export payments, orders, customers, payouts, gift cards, subscriptions, and more.
• More of Stripe in Live Export. Eight new tables (Refunds, Disputes, Credit Notes, Coupons, Promotion Codes, Balance Transactions, Subscription Schedules, and Events), every field of each object, and the Metadata column.
• A warning when a mapped relation links outside the sync. If a relation field points at a table that isn't in the sync, or is mapped to a different table than the other side's, the sync shows a field issue that stays until the mapping is fixed. The public API and MCP list it too.
• Custom Attio User fields map as links. Any Attio User field, like "Supporter" or "Account manager", now links to Workspace Members the way Owner does, so it can map to a relation in the other app.
• Sync log exports include tables removed from the sync. Their history lands in its own folder, with each record before and after as JSON.
• Turning a sync on from the API or MCP checks your plan, the same as the app does, and names the plan to upgrade to when a connector isn't in yours.
• Live Export: a "New schema" destination for Postgres, so each source can land in its own schema without creating it by hand. New Postgres and Supabase tables and columns also get lowercase SQL names (payment_intents, address_city), so queries don't need quotes.
• A new sign-up page, with what the free trial includes beside the form.
• "Chat with us" on the getting started page opens the Intercom messenger instead of an email.
• Deleting your account now revokes MCP access and deletes Live Exports within the hour, as the dialog promises.
• Notion date formulas and date rollups sync their start date, like a plain date property.
• Sync previews match HTML text fields, such as Notion text properties, by their plain text, so "Dopamine Land • Auckland" matches the same text in Airtable.
• Webflow slug repair finds a renamed slug column, like "URL Slug".
• Webflow batch pushes from a connection set up with a site API token.
• A Webflow validation error on one record no longer pauses the rest of the sync's records for a minute.
• A HubSpot push that failed without a message from HubSpot is retried instead of ending as an unhandled error.
• Notion tables and media in page content read back correctly right after a push, and synced blocks no longer trip up page reads.
• Framer outages show as "Framer is temporarily unavailable" on the connection and clear on the next poll.
• Live Export: the location picker no longer spins forever after being cleared, and a new field that links to its own table saves.
• Very long Airtable rich text values with thousands of styles convert in milliseconds instead of seconds.
• Refreshing a table mapping whose table has left the sync shows an error instead of spinning.