Archive Member
Dangerously deactivate a member by setting their status to Removed while retaining their data. The member will lose access to Jibble.
Manage Jibble organizations, people, schedules, projects, time tracking, attendance, time off, reports, and approvals.
Dangerously deactivate a member by setting their status to Removed while retaining their data. The member will lose access to Jibble.
Archive one time-tracking screenshot so it is no longer active. The screenshot ID must come from Jibble's screenshot records.
Archive one time entry by setting its status to Archived so it is no longer active in time-tracking records.
Assign one existing position to a member.
Assign one existing member to an existing project.
Dangerously replace a member's authorization role. This administrative change can grant privileged organization access or remove existing access; confirm both the member and replacement role before calling.
Dangerously change a pay period to Approved, Reopened, or Rejected. This approval decision locks or unlocks its time records as Jibble defines; confirm the pay period and intended status before calling.
Change a time-off request to Approved, Cancelled, Rejected, or Pending. This approves, cancels, rejects, or returns the request to pending review; confirm the request and intended status before calling.
Remove the client assignment from one project. This action can only clear the assignment; it cannot assign or replace a client.
Clock a Jibble member in with required device context and optional activity, project, location, coordinates, and automatic clock-out context.
Clock a Jibble member out by creating an Out time entry with required client device context.
Create a time-tracking activity.
Create an organization client. Jibble may require an upgraded plan.
Create an organization group with a caller-supplied ID and name.
Add a named holiday date to an organization calendar.
Create an attendance kiosk for a location and selected members using a sensitive master PIN. The PIN is sent to Jibble but never returned.
Create a work location with an address, geofence, and coordinates.
Create a member and optionally send an invitation email to that member.
Create an organization position with a name.
Create a project with optional client and location assignments.
Create a fixed or flexible work schedule with per-day working times and optional paid or unpaid breaks.
Create either a full-day or hourly time-off request for a Jibble member under a specific time-off policy.
Delete a generic asynchronous OData export from the Jibble service where it was started, freeing an active export slot. This does not delete XLSX attendance reports.
Permanently delete one holiday from an organization calendar. This cannot be undone.
Permanently delete an organization location. This destructive action cannot be undone; archive the location instead when permanent deletion is not required.
Permanently and irreversibly delete a member and all of their retained data. This cannot be undone; use Archive Member instead when permanent deletion is not required.
Poll a generic asynchronous OData export on the Jibble service where it was started. Returns either job-state metadata or the completed exported payload without changing provider field casing. This does not download XLSX attendance reports.
Get real-time counts of members clocked in, clocked out, or on a break for a documented attendance scope and optional member filters.
Get one attendance kiosk by ID with optional location expansion.
Get a member's latest time entry, returning no entry when the member has not recorded one.
Return organizations available to the connected Jibble API credentials, including IDs and settings.
Get one pay-period approval with daily breakdowns and totals.
Get a bounded number of activities recently used by one Jibble member.
Get a bounded number of projects recently used by one member.
Get per-member daily attendance summaries and total tracked duration for a date range, optionally limited to selected member IDs.
Get tracked-time report data grouped by a primary and optional secondary dimension, with filters for people and organization entities.
List organization activities with optional OData filtering and field selection.
List pay-period definitions used to configure timesheet approvals.
List generic OData asynchronous exports from a selected Jibble service. This does not list or download XLSX attendance reports started by Start Attendance Report Export.
List holiday calendars available in the organization.
List clients configured in the organization.
List groups visible to the connected organization credentials.
List calendar holidays with OData filtering, field selection, total counts, and opaque cursor pagination.
List raw hour entries with OData filtering, expansion, field selection, ordering, and cursor pagination.
List member leave balances for a requested date, with optional OData person or policy filtering and ordering.
List organization locations with optional OData filtering and field selection.
List members' current active state and recent time-entry activity or project fields using Jibble's documented time-tracking projections.
List organization members with optional OData filtering, field selection, relationship expansion, ordering, and group IDs.
List member pay-period approval summaries with OData filtering, total counts, and opaque cursor pagination.
List positions configured in the organization.
List organization projects and optionally expand client and location details.
List authorization roles that can be assigned to Jibble members.
List organization work schedules with optional people and group expansion.
List time-tracking screenshots with optional OData filtering, ordering, field selection, and person expansion.
List raw time entries with OData filtering, expansion, field selection, stable ordering, total counts, and opaque cursor pagination.
List organization time-off policies with an optional OData status filter.
List time-off requests with OData date or status filtering, person or policy expansion, ordering, total counts, and opaque cursor pagination.
List member timesheets for a date and Day, Week, or Month period, with member search, OData filtering and expansion, and cursor pagination.
Start an asynchronous XLSX attendance-report export for a date range and selected report sections. Returns the ID from Jibble's export metadata; Jibble documents this ID as the identifier used to download the generated file, but this toolkit does not expose that download operation.
Rename an existing time-tracking activity.
Rename an existing organization group.
Update a location's name, address, status, geofence, or coordinates.
Update a member's profile, group, or schedule without archiving the member. Jibble does not support direct member-location assignment on People; configure locations through schedule or project location assignments instead.
Dangerously change organization-wide country or time-tracking settings for one organization. These changes affect the entire organization.
Rename an existing organization position.
Rename a schedule or replace its break type and break assignments.
Update a time entry's activity or note without archiving it.
Update the dates or note of an existing time-off request without changing its approval status.
The Jibble integration connects your Dench AI CRM directly to Jibble, so agents can read and act on your Jibble data as part of everyday work — answering questions in chat, keeping your CRM in sync, and running automations without anyone copying data between tools.
68 actions are available for agents to invoke on your behalf. Every call runs through Jibble's own authorization, scoped to the account you connect.
Sign in to your Dench workspace and open Integrations.
Find Jibble and click Connect — you'll authorize access through Jibble's own sign-in flow. No API keys or code required.
Ask an agent to use Jibble in chat, or call it from an automation.
Manage or disconnect the connection any time from workspace settings.
The Dench Jibble integration connects your AI CRM to Jibble, so AI agents can work with your Jibble data as part of chats, automations, and CRM workflows. You connect your account once, and every agent in your workspace can use it — governed by your workspace permissions.
The Jibble integration currently exposes 68 actions, including Archive Member, Archive Screenshot, Archive Time Entry, Assign Member Position, Assign Member To Project, and Change Member Role. Agents invoke them on your behalf from chat or from automations.
No. You connect Jibble from your Dench workspace using Jibble's own sign-in and authorization flow — no API keys to copy, no glue code to maintain.
Connections are authorized through Jibble's own authentication flow, and Dench stores only the authorization needed to act on your behalf. You can review and disconnect the Jibble connection from your workspace settings at any time.