A Guide to the Wrike Sync Add-On

If you’re a Wrike user, you can get integrations from Unito’s standalone app or directly from Wrike’s add-on. Here’s more on the add-on.

What is the Wrike Sync add-on?

Wrike users can integrate their projects with other tools in one of two ways:

• Through Unito’s standalone platform: A dedicated solution with over 60 integrations.

• The Wrike Sync add-on: A version of Unito bundled in with Wrike that has the same features, with some limitations.

To connect Wrike and/or another tool through Unito or Wrike Sync, users create flows. Each flow connects a single Wrike project with a single block of work in another tool (e.g., a Google Sheets spreadsheet, a Salesforce pipeline, a GitHub repository).

Supported integrations for Wrike Sync

Here are the integrations supported by the Wrike Sync add-on:

Airtable	Jira Service Management
Asana	Jotform
Azure DevOps	Microsoft Excel / Microsoft Outlook
BitBucket	Miro
Confluence	PostgreSQL
GitHub	Salesforce
GitLab	ServiceNow
Google Calendar	Smartsheet
Google Contacts	Stripe
Google Forms	SurveyMonkey
Google Sheets	Trello
HubSpot	Typeform
Jira Cloud / Jira Data Center	Zendesk

Contact your Wrike sales representative to request an integration not listed here. To access Unito’s full integration catalog, you’ll need to get a plan directly from Unito.

Note: Using Safari to access Wrike Sync and connect Excel may result in unexpected behavior or errors. We recommend using an alternative browser such as Chrome or Firefox for the best experience.

Differences between Wrike Sync and Unito’s Sync Platform

Wrike’s add-on is similar to Unito’s paid plans, except for the following differences:

• Wrike Sync users are automatically assigned a bot user account.

• Unito permissions settings aren’t available in the add-on.

• The activity stream only keeps 1 day of history.

• All flows built through Wrike Sync must include Wrike. You couldn’t build a flow integrating Jira and GitHub, for instance.

• Pricing for Wrike Sync is based on the number of seats in your Wrike plan. Beyond that, you can sync an unlimited number of projects, folders, and tasks. There is no limit to synced changes or active users. Unito’s pricing is different because of the increased number of integrations. Check out our pricing page for more details.

Note regarding workflow status: You can’t sync workflow statuses from more than one custom workflow at a time.

So be sure all the tasks in your synced project or folder include statuses from either the default workflow or the same custom workflow in Wrike.

Here’s how to see (and modify) which workflow your project or folder is using in Wrike:

From the left-hand menu, click the more icon: …

Then, Change default workflow > For tasks and choose the workflow you have in mind for the synced project or folder.

How to access the Wrike Sync add-on

To access the Wrike Sync add-on, you must activate it from the subscriptions page in Wrike. This will automatically create a Unito workspace where you can start building your first flow.

Note: If you started a trial through Unito’s standalone platform, you can contact your Wrike representative to purchase the Wrike Sync add-on. They can move your trial over to your new subscription.

If you want to switch from the Wrike Sync add-on to a standalone subscription, just reach out! We’ll help you get set up.

Simply click your profile picture in Wrike, then Apps & Integrations.

Necessary permissions

Make sure the project or folder is shared with the account you’re using for your workflows. Also, because all projects and folders in Wrike are private by default, the ones you want to sync need to be shared with the account used to sync them.