Clickup – Actions & Triggers in Workflows

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• 1. Introduction
  • Why It Matters
• 2. Triggers and Actions
  • Triggers (ClickUp → HighLevel)
  • Actions (HighLevel → ClickUp)
• 3. Getting Started
• 4. How ClickUp Triggers Work
• 5. Common Use Cases
  • Use Case 1: Create ClickUp Tasks from HighLevel Form Submissions
  • Use Case 2: Auto-Generate AI-Powered Proposal Documents
  • Use Case 3: Auto-Build Project Spaces Based on Opportunity Type
• 6. FAQs

1. Introduction

The ClickUp integration in HighLevel enables seamless automation between your CRM workflows and ClickUp’s project management platform. Whether you’re managing client delivery, tracking internal projects, or ensuring tasks are always up to date, this integration connects HighLevel automation with ClickUp’s task and documentation features.

Why It Matters

With this integration, agencies, marketers, and SMBs can:

• Automatically turn CRM events (like form submissions or appointment outcomes) into ClickUp tasks.

• Keep project management in sync with client interactions.

• Save time by reducing manual task creation and project updates.

2. Triggers and Actions

Triggers (ClickUp → HighLevel)

These are events in ClickUp that can initiate workflows in HighLevel:

Actions (HighLevel → ClickUp)

These are actions HighLevel can execute in ClickUp through workflows:

3. Getting Started

Follow these steps to start using ClickUp triggers and actions in your workflows:

1. Search in Workflows

   • Open your HighLevel workflow builder and search for any ClickUp actions or triggers you’d like to add.

2. Connect Your Account

   • If your ClickUp account is already connected, you’ll see the configuration options right away.

   • If not, click Connect Now and complete the integration setup.

3. Alternative Method

   • You can also connect from Settings → Integrations.

   • Find ClickUp in the list of available integrations and complete the authorization process.

Once connected, you’ll be able to seamlessly add ClickUp triggers and actions to your automations.

4. How ClickUp Triggers Work

ClickUp triggers rely on webhooks through ClickUp’s API. When a trigger condition is met (like a new task or a status change), HighLevel immediately processes the event and initiates the workflow.

Setup Instructions:

1. Choose a trigger (e.g., New Task).

2. Name your trigger and click Test Trigger.

3. HighLevel will fetch metadata from ClickUp to enable field mapping in your workflow actions.

5. Common Use Cases

Use Case 1: Create ClickUp Tasks from HighLevel Form Submissions

Goal: Convert HighLevel form submissions into actionable ClickUp tasks.
Workflow Setup:

• Trigger: Form Submitted

• Filter: Form Name = “Client Onboarding Form”

• Actions: Create Task (ClickUp), Add Task Comment (ClickUp)

Example:
A client submits the onboarding form with their requirement details → A task is created in the “Client Setup” list in ClickUp → A comment is added with the client’s expectations.

Use Case 2: Auto-Generate AI-Powered Proposal Documents

Goal: Automatically generate personalized proposals, briefs, or summaries when an opportunity changes stage, using AI to draft content and ClickUp to store the document.

Workflow Setup:

• Trigger: Opportunity Status Changed

• Filter: Stage = “Proposal request” (or any relevant pipeline stage)

• Actions:

  1. GPT powered by OpenAI → Generate proposal content (e.g., client-specific summary, deliverables, pricing outline).

  2. Create New Document (ClickUp) → Save the AI-generated proposal in ClickUp under the “Sales Docs” folder.

Example:
A deal advances to the “Proposal Sent” stage → GPT generates a tailored proposal titled “Proposal for {{contact.name}}” with scope, deliverables, and pricing → A new ClickUp document is automatically created and shared with the sales team for review.

Use Case 3: Auto-Build Project Spaces Based on Opportunity Type

Goal: Automatically set up structured project workspaces in ClickUp whenever a deal moves to a new stage, with tasks and notifications tailored to the service type (Landing Page, SEO, or Google Ads).

Workflow Setup:

• Trigger: Pipeline Stage Changed

• Action: Create Space in ClickUp (named after the client/opportunity)

• Condition Branching:

  • Landing Page Branch → If Opportunity Name = “Landing Page”

    • Create List: Landing Page Project

    • Create Task: “Design Landing Page”

    • Internal Notification to assigned team

  • SEO Branch → If Opportunity Name = “SEO”

    • Create List: SEO Setup

    • Create Task: “Keyword Research & Site Audit”

    • Internal Notification to SEO team

  • Google Ads Branch → If Opportunity Name = “Google_Ads”

    • Create List: Google Ads Campaign

    • Create Task: “Campaign Setup & Tracking”

    • Internal Notification to Ads team

  • None Branch → Ends workflow if conditions are not met

Example:
A deal moves to the “Contract Signed” stage. If the opportunity is for SEO, a new ClickUp space named “[Client Name] - SEO Project” is created. Inside it, an SEO Setup list is generated with a first task: Keyword Research & Site Audit. An internal notification is sent to the SEO manager, ensuring immediate project kickoff.

6. FAQs

Q: Do I need a paid ClickUp plan to use this integration?
A: No, the integration works with both free and paid accounts. However, features like time tracking or custom fields may require a premium plan.

Q: Is this integration available to all HighLevel users?
A: Yes, it’s available to all accounts with access to workflows and integrations.

Q: How many workflows can I build with ClickUp?
A: There no workflow limits from Highlevel and ClickUp integration itself doesn’t impose limits beyond ClickUp’s API rate caps.

Q: Are these actions and triggers paid?
A: Yes. These are premium actions and will be billed at the standard rates. If you’re on a Pro plan , usage will be billed at the plan’s default rates.