
Wrike
Read and write Wrike spaces, folders, projects, tasks, subtasks, dependencies, comments, timelogs and custom fields.
Keep project plans, assignments and logged hours in Wrike aligned with delivery, finance and CRM systems.
Source actions
13
Destination actions
12
Data types
12
Validation status
Implemented · fixture tested.
Implementation is checked against provider-shaped fixtures for every action, authentication failures, rate limits, pagination and duplicate safety. Provider sandbox and authorised account validation are recorded separately when credential-backed runs are completed.
What you can map
attachments
- List task attachmentsSource
Attachment metadata for a task; file contents are not transferred.
comments
- Add task commentDestinationNot retried automatically
Adds a comment to a task.
- List task commentsSource
Comments on a task as plain text.
- Edit commentDestinationDuplicate protected
Replaces the text of a comment created in the last five minutes.
contacts
- List contactsSource
Users, groups and collaborators that can be assigned work.
custom fields
- List custom fieldsSource
Custom field definitions with their types and settings.
dependencies
- Create task dependencyDestinationNot retried automatically
Links the task to a predecessor or a successor task.
- List task dependenciesSource
Predecessor and successor links of a task.
- Update task dependencyDestinationDuplicate protected
Changes the relation type or lag of a dependency.
folders
- Create folderDestinationNot retried automatically
Creates a folder below a parent folder or the space root folder.
- List foldersSourceIncremental
Folders and projects in the account, a space or below a folder.
- Update folderDestinationDuplicate protected
Updates the title, description or custom fields of a folder.
projects
- Create projectDestinationNot retried automatically
Creates a project with owners, status and dates below a parent folder.
- List projectsSourceIncremental
Projects in the account, a space or below a folder, with status, owners, dates and custom fields.
- Update projectDestinationDuplicate protected
Updates project title, status, owners, dates or custom fields.
spaces
- List spacesSource
Spaces visible to the token owner.
tasks
- Create task or subtaskDestinationNot retried automatically
Creates a task in a folder or project. Provide parent task IDs to create a subtask; omit dates to create a backlog task.
- Get taskSource
A single task with its full description.
- List tasksSourceIncremental
Tasks and subtasks in the account or a folder or project, with assignees, dependencies and custom fields.
- Update taskDestinationDuplicate protected
Updates supplied fields. Assignees, parent tasks and folders are added or removed explicitly.
timelog categories
- List timelog categoriesSource
Categories that can be assigned to timelogs.
timelogs
- Log timeDestinationNot retried automatically
Records hours against a task.
- List timelogsSourceIncremental
Time logged in the account or on a task.
- Update timelogDestinationDuplicate protected
Updates hours, date, comment or category of a timelog.
workflows
- List workflowsSource
Account workflows and their custom statuses.
Authentication
Wrike permanent access token
Plans and access
All Wrike plans with API access; custom fields and timelogs depend on plan features. Results follow the permissions of the user who generated the permanent token.
Test environment
Use a Wrike trial account; Wrike has no separate sandbox.
Rate limits
Approximately 400 requests per minute per user or IP; HTTP 429 on excess.
Provider events
Wrike webhooks signed with X-Hook-Signature (HMAC-SHA256). Nexra event triggers are not yet available; flows run on demand or on a schedule.
Before you build a flow
- Wrike documents parameters in the query string; Nexra sends the same parameters as an application/x-www-form-urlencoded body with JSON-encoded arrays and objects, as in Wrike's curl examples.
- The nextPageToken position in the response envelope is not in Wrike's published response schema; Nexra reads it next to kind and data.
- Comments can only be edited within five minutes of creation (Wrike rule).
- Attachment metadata is read; file contents and temporary download URLs are not transferred.
- Wrike has no idempotency key; uncertain creates are not repeated automatically.
- Deletes, approvals and custom-field administration are not implemented.