Wrike

An Overview of Unito's Wrike Integration

Connecting Wrike with Unito? Here's what you can expect from this integration.

In this article:

What Unito syncs from Wrike

Unito syncs tasks from Wrike projects by linking individual fields from these tasks to items in other tools (e.g., Google Sheets rows, Jira issues, Salesforce records).

wrike overview

Supported fields for Wrike tasks

Unito supports 30 fields for Wrike. Here's a list of these fields as well as supported sync directions and rules.

Quick definitions:

  • One-way: Changes in this field can be synced to the tool it’s integrated with, but changes in the other tool can’t be synced back.
  • Two-way: Changes to this field will be synced to the tool it’s integrated with, and changes in the other tool will be synced back.
  • Rules: This field can be used to build rules.
Wrike Task Field One-Way? Two-Way? Rules?
Assignee
Attachment    
Author    
Checkbox*  
Comment  
Contact*  
Created date    
Currency*  
Date*  
Description  
Dropdown*
Due date  
Duration  
Duration*  
Effort (in minutes, mode: basic)  
Folder name    
Importance  
Link to task    
Multiple select*  
Numeric*  
Percentage*  
Project name    
Start date  
Status
Subtask  
Task number    
Text*  
Time spent  
Title  
Updated date    

*Custom field. Only available with some plans.

Additional features

Unito's Wrike integration also supports the following features:

  • Embedded version: Unito's Wrike integration is available both in Unito's standalone platform and the Wrike Sync built-in integration.
  • Custom item types: You can sync Wrike's custom item types, such as Action items, Bugs, Epics, and Features, with this integration.
  • Copied and synced attachments: Unito can copy attachments to and from Wrike tasks, meaning the whole file will be available in any synced work item as long as it's mapped to an attachment field in your other tool. You can also stream attachments to the description footer of the other tool, adding a clickable link for anyone in the other tool to view it without logging in to Wrike. 

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