Make (Integromat) Time Tracking — Use Teetrack Alongside Make

Q: Does Teetrack have a native Make integration?

No. There is no direct connection between Teetrack and Make. You use Teetrack to track the time you spend building and maintaining scenarios in Make.

Q: Can I use Make to automate Teetrack via API?

Teetrack offers an API that could be used with Make scenarios for custom workflows. However, this page is about tracking the time you spend on Make work, not about API automation.

Q: Why track automation work separately?

Automation projects tend to involve hidden complexity. Tracking time reveals the true cost and helps you price future automation consulting more accurately.

Q: Is this useful for automation consultants?

Yes. Consultants who build Make scenarios for clients need clear time records for billing. Teetrack provides the timesheets and reports that Make alone cannot.

Q: How do I track time for scenario maintenance versus new builds?

Use different projects or descriptive tags in Teetrack to separate new scenario development from maintenance and debugging work.

Know how much time your automation work actually takes.

Track the time you spend building and maintaining automation scenarios in Make while using Teetrack for accurate client billing and project accounting.

Requirements

A Make (formerly Integromat) account
A Teetrack account
A project structure in Teetrack for tracking automation work

How to Connect

Step 1: Create an automation project in Teetrack

Set up a project in Teetrack for your automation work. If you build automations for multiple clients, create a separate project per client.

Step 2: Start the timer when building or debugging scenarios

Before you open Make to design a new scenario, debug an existing one, or configure modules, start the Teetrack timer with a note describing the work.

Step 3: Log time for different automation phases

Track scenario design, testing, debugging, and client communication separately so you can understand where the hours go in automation projects.

Step 4: Export timesheets for billing or review

At the end of the project or billing period, filter your Teetrack entries, review the hours, and generate a timesheet for client invoicing.

What you can do

Track automation project hours accurately: Automation work often takes longer than estimated. Teetrack gives you real data on how long scenarios take to build, test, and maintain.
Bill clients for automation consulting: If you build Make automations for clients, Teetrack helps you produce professional timesheets that justify your hours with clear descriptions.
Separate build time from maintenance time: Track initial scenario development separately from ongoing maintenance and debugging to understand the full lifecycle cost of automations.
Improve project estimates: Use historical time data to build better estimates for future automation projects based on actual hours from similar past work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Teetrack have a native Make integration?

Can I use Make to automate Teetrack via API?

Why track automation work separately?

Is this useful for automation consultants?

How do I track time for scenario maintenance versus new builds?

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