Quire is a collaborative project management platform for organizing projects, tasks, documents, discussions, and team workflows.
Add a custom field to an insight by OID or by owner ID plus insight ID. Quire allows only formula and lookup fields on insights. The OID route explicitly requires the Admin app permission; the ID route has no named app permission in Quire's specification and uses normal resource authorization.
Add an approval category to a Quire project by project ID or OID. The ID route has no named app permission in Quire's specification and uses normal project authorization. The OID route explicitly requires the Quire app's Admin permission.
Add a custom-field definition to a Quire project by project ID or OID. The ID route has no named app permission in Quire's specification and uses normal resource authorization. The OID route explicitly requires the Quire app's Admin permission.
Add a time log to a Quire task identified by task OID or by project ID plus task ID. Returns the task's complete, fixed-shape timelogs array.
Upload a file as a raw-byte attachment to an existing Quire comment.
Upload raw file bytes as an attachment to a task identified by ID or OID.
Atomically create one to 300 Quire root, child, or sibling tasks in submitted order. The body is a top-level array. Any item error rolls back the whole batch and retains its `items[i]:` index. Dry-run performs the same validation without persistence; its returned identifiers are disposable. Normal calls cost one rate-limit unit per item and dry runs cost ceil(items / 2), minimum one.
Atomically delete 1 to 300 Quire tasks from a project selected by ID or OID. The request and response are top-level arrays in submitted order. Malformed references and permission failures roll back the whole batch, while unresolved or already-deleted references produce null slots, making retries idempotent. Dry-run performs the same checks without persistence. Real calls cost one rate-limit unit per submitted item even when skipped; dry-runs cost max(1, ceil(items / 2)). The response is always identifier-only.
Atomically move or reorder 1 to 300 Quire tasks within one project, selected by project ID or OID. Quire moves resolvable items in submitted order as a sliding chain, returns null for unresolved item references, and rolls back the entire batch on validation, permission, cycle, or database errors. Use dry_run to validate without persistence. A real request costs one rate-limit unit per item; dry-run costs max(1, ceil(items / 2)). Cross-project moves require the bulk-transfer tool.
Atomically apply one approval transition to up to 300 Quire tasks in a project selected by ID or OID. Missing tasks preserve null result slots; any validation or permission failure rolls back the whole batch. Supports non-persisting dry runs and full or compact responses.
Atomically transfer 1 to 300 Quire tasks from one project to a different target project using ID or OID routing. The body is a top-level mixed-reference array. Transfers preserve OIDs, assign target-project IDs, and preserve submitted order; by default Quire may invite assignees and add or remap missing tags, statuses, and non-empty custom fields in the target project; set those controls to false to prevent those additional effects. unresolved source items produce null slots. Validation, permission, or database errors retain `items[i]:` and roll back both projects. Dry-run performs the same checks without persistence. Calls cost N units for N submitted items; dry-run costs ceil(N / 2), minimum one, charged before processing even for skipped items.
Atomically update one to 300 Quire tasks in a project selected by ID or OID. Each item selects exactly one task by ID or OID and may apply the full task update surface, including flattened project custom fields and explicit nulls that clear supported values. Missing tasks preserve null response slots; any validation, permission, conflict, or database error rolls back the whole batch and identifies the failing `items[i]`. Supports non-persisting dry runs and full or compact responses. Real calls cost one rate-limit unit per item; dry runs cost max(1, ceil(items / 2)).
Create a chat under a project using its human-readable ID or OID.
Add a Markdown comment to a chat identified by its OID or by project ID plus chat ID.
Create a dashboard container under a project, organization, folder, or smart folder using the owner's human-readable ID or OID. Dashboard widgets cannot be configured through this operation.
Create a document under a project, organization, folder, or smart folder using the owner's human-readable ID or OID.
Create an insight view under a project, organization, folder, or smart folder using the owner's human-readable ID or OID.
Create a task status in a project identified by ID or OID.
Create a sublist under a project, organization, folder, or smart folder using the owner's human-readable ID or OID.
Create a tag in a project identified by ID or OID.
Create a Quire root task or a child/sibling task using a project ID, a project ID plus task ID, or a project/task OID. Supports nested subtasks and project-defined custom fields.
Add a Markdown comment to a task identified by task OID or by project ID plus task ID.
Remove one Quire chat channel by its OID or by its owner ID and chat ID. Deletion is idempotent: Quire returns success even if the chat no longer exists. A deleted chat may be restorable with RESTORE_CHAT.
Remove one Quire comment by its OID. Deletion is idempotent: Quire returns success even if the comment no longer exists. A deleted comment may be restorable with RESTORE_COMMENT when that action is available.
Remove one Quire dashboard by its OID or by its owner ID and dashboard ID. Deletion is idempotent: Quire returns success even if the dashboard no longer exists. A deleted dashboard may be restorable with RESTORE_DASHBOARD.
Remove one Quire document by its OID or by its owner ID and document ID. Deletion is idempotent: Quire returns success even if the document no longer exists. A deleted document may be restorable with RESTORE_DOC.
Remove one Quire insight by its OID or by its owner ID and insight ID. Deletion is idempotent: Quire returns success even if the insight no longer exists.
Delete one project task status by numeric value using the project ID or OID. The operation is idempotent: Quire returns 204 No Content even when the status does not exist.
Delete one access-token-scoped app storage value by key name. The operation is idempotent: Quire returns 204 No Content whether or not the key exists.
Remove one Quire sublist by its OID or by its owner ID and sublist ID. Deletion is idempotent: Quire returns success even if the sublist no longer exists.
Delete one Quire tag by its OID. The operation is idempotent: Quire returns 204 No Content even when the tag does not exist.
Remove one Quire task by task OID or by project ID plus numeric task ID. WARNING: Quire also removes every subtask beneath the selected task. The task may be recoverable with RESTORE_TASK while Quire retains the removed record. Deletion is idempotent: both routes return 204 No Content even when the task does not exist.
Export a Quire project and its filtered tasks and related data as a CSV file, selecting the project by ID or OID. Requires the Professional plan or above. The request costs 5 + max(1, ceil(filtered tasks / 100)) rate-limit units.
Export a Quire project, all tasks, and related data as JSON, selecting the project by ID or OID. Requires the Professional plan or above. The request costs 5 + max(1, ceil(tasks / 100)) rate-limit units. The API does not document filters for this endpoint.
Get one chat by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Get one comment by its OID.
Get one dashboard by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Get one document by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Get one insight by OID or by owner ID plus insight ID.
Get organization details by ID or OID, including subscription plan when available.
Get one external team partner by OID.
Get one complete project record by ID or OID, including plan details.
Return current minute and hourly API usage for an organization or personal project by ID or OID. This inspection request consumes no rate-limit units.
Get one project task status by numeric value.
Get one application storage value by key name. Values are scoped to the connected Quire access token and returned without changing their JSON type.
Get one sublist by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Return one tag identified by its OID.
Get one complete Quire task by task OID or by project ID plus numeric task ID. Returns identifiers, Markdown and plain-text content, relationships, assignment, scheduling, status, approval, time-log, attachment, and audit data.
Get a user by human-readable ID, email address, `me`, or OID.
List chats under a supported owner identified by ID or OID.
List all comments on a chat identified by chat OID or by project ID plus chat ID.
List dashboards under a supported owner identified by ID or OID.
List documents under a supported owner identified by ID or OID. Quire returns each document's full Markdown body plus rendered text and HTML, so results may be large.
List insights under an owner identified by ID or OID.
List organizations visible to the connected user.
List external team partners for a project identified by ID or OID.
List projects authorized for the current application, globally or within one organization selected by ID or OID, with optional archived and add-task filters.
List task statuses for a project identified by ID or OID.
List up to 20 app storage values ordered by key, either across all keys or restricted to a prefix. Returns an object whose dynamic keys are storage names and whose values may be any JSON value; empty storage returns `{}`.
List sublists under a supported owner identified by ID or OID.
List tags in a project identified by ID or OID.
List all comments on a task identified by task OID or by project ID plus task ID.
List Quire project roots or a task's direct children or paid deep subtree by project/task ID or OID. Supports status filtering, full or compact records, and one-page opaque cursor continuation. Deep traversal requires Professional or above and is capped at 500 nodes on Professional, 2,000 on Premium, and the response-size limit on Enterprise; cropped markers identify partial levels.
List users visible to the app globally or within a project selected by ID or OID. The optional contacts permission controls which colleagues and member details are visible; the current user is always first.
Reorder a custom field on an insight identified by OID or by owner ID plus insight ID. Omit `before` to move it to the end. The OID route requires the Quire app's Admin permission.
Reorder a custom field on a Quire project identified by ID or OID. Omit before to move the field to the end. The OID route requires the Quire app's Admin permission.
Reparent or reorder one Quire task within its current project, selected by project ID plus numeric task ID or by task OID. Move it under a destination task, immediately before or after that task, or to the project root.
Remove a named custom field from a Quire insight by OID or by owner ID plus insight ID. The OID route requires the Quire app's Admin permission. Removal is idempotent: Quire returns success when the field is already absent.
Remove an approval category from a Quire project by project ID or OID. Any task approval that references the category is cleared. The ID route uses normal resource authorization; the OID route requires the Quire app's Admin permission. Removal is idempotent: Quire returns success when the category is already absent.
Remove a named custom field from a Quire project by project ID or OID. The ID route uses normal resource authorization; the OID route requires the Quire app's Admin permission. Removal is idempotent: Quire returns success when the field is already absent.
Remove the task time log matching an exact start, end, and optional user, identifying the task by OID or by project ID plus integer task ID. Quire truncates sub-second timestamp precision before matching and returns all remaining time logs.
Rename a custom field on an insight identified by OID or by owner ID plus insight ID while preserving the field's content. The OID route requires the Quire app's Admin permission.
Rename a custom field on a project identified by ID or OID while preserving the field content and migrating task values. The OID route requires the Quire app's Admin permission.
Restore a previously removed chat by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Restore a previously removed comment by OID.
Restore a previously removed dashboard by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Restore a previously removed document by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Restore a previously removed insight by its OID or by owner ID plus insight ID. If the insight is not removed, Quire returns it unchanged.
Restore a previously removed sublist by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Restore a previously removed Quire task by project ID plus numeric task ID, or by task OID. Restoring an active task is an idempotent no-op.
Cancel a Quire task's current approval by task OID or by project ID plus integer task ID. For awaiting or changes states, Quire clears the approval. For approved or rejected states, Quire rolls it back to awaiting and preserves the original requester. Call the action again to clear that approval. The operation is idempotent when no approval is set.
Run a project-scoped insight by OID or by project ID plus insight ID and return its computed grouped table. Available on every Quire plan. A run costs 1 + max(0, ceil(tasks loaded / 250) - 1) rate-limit units after the status filter. Rows sort by group name, with the null group last. Project-wide task-collection tokens in formula columns evaluate to null; other cells in the row remain available.
Search tasks in one project, folder, or organization selected by ID or OID. Supports each route's documented full-text, regex, people, tag, activity, date, project-only, and project-ID-only filters, including dynamic project custom fields. Returns one page and exposes Quire's documented cursor. Folder and organization searches require Professional or above. Rate-limit cost is max(1, ceil(items returned / 100)).
Irreversibly send a Quire notification to the authorizing user, selected visible users, or every user visible to the app. Sending cannot be undone. Using recipients=['*'] is a broadcast to all visible users, whose breadth depends on whether the app has access-to-contacts permission.
Create or replace one access-token-scoped app storage value by key. The value may be an object, array, string, number, or boolean. Use DELETE_STORAGE_VALUE to delete a key. New keys are subject to the Quire plan's storage record cap, and each write is limited to 4 KiB.
Request, approve, reject, or request changes for a task approval category, selecting the task by OID or by project ID plus task ID. The caller must be an allowed claimer to request approval or an allowed approver to decide it. Optionally creates a prefixed companion comment; use the revoke-approval action instead to cancel an approval.
Transfer one existing Quire task from its current project to a different project using an ID or OID route. The transfer removes it from the source project, preserves its OID, assigns a new numeric ID from the target project, and can place it at the target root or relative to a target task. By default, Quire may invite assignees and add missing tags, statuses, and non-empty custom fields to the target project; set the corresponding controls to `false` to prevent those side effects.
Update one chat by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Update the Markdown content or pin state of a comment by OID.
Update one dashboard by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Update one document by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Update one insight by OID or by owner ID plus insight ID.
Update an existing custom-field definition on a Quire insight by OID or by owner ID plus insight ID. Omitted properties preserve current values; the field type is immutable. The OID route requires the Quire app's Admin permission. Use the dedicated rename or move actions to rename or reorder a field.
Update organization properties by ID or OID.
Update project properties by ID or OID, including visibility, followers, dates, and archive state.
Update an approval category on a Quire project identified by ID or OID. Omitted changes preserve their current values. The ID route uses normal resource authorization; the OID route requires the Quire app's Admin permission.
Update an existing custom-field definition on a Quire project by ID or OID. Omitted properties preserve current values and the field type is immutable. The OID route requires the Quire app's Admin permission; the ID route uses normal resource authorization and has no named app permission. Use the dedicated rename or move actions to rename or reorder a field.
Update one project task status by numeric value.
Update one sublist by its OID or by owner ID plus resource ID.
Update one tag by OID.
Partially update one Quire task selected by project ID plus numeric task ID, or by task OID. Supports replacement and incremental relationship fields, recurrence, archive/snooze state, source references, and project-defined custom fields flattened into the task body.
Replace fields on the task time log identified by its exact existing start, end, and optional user, selecting the task by project/task ID or task OID.
The Quire integration connects your Dench AI CRM directly to Quire, so agents can read and act on your Quire data as part of everyday work — answering questions in chat, keeping your CRM in sync, and running automations without anyone copying data between tools.
102 actions are available for agents to invoke on your behalf. Every call runs through Quire's own authorization, scoped to the account you connect.
Sign in to your Dench workspace and open Integrations.
Find Quire and click Connect — you'll authorize access through Quire's own sign-in flow. No API keys or code required.
Ask an agent to use Quire in chat, or call it from an automation.
Manage or disconnect the connection any time from workspace settings.
The Dench Quire integration connects your AI CRM to Quire, so AI agents can work with your Quire 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 Quire integration currently exposes 102 actions, including Add Insight Field, Add Project Approval Category, Add Project Field, Add Task Timelog, Attach File to Comment, and Attach File to Task. Agents invoke them on your behalf from chat or from automations.
No. You connect Quire from your Dench workspace using Quire's own sign-in and authorization flow — no API keys to copy, no glue code to maintain.
Connections are authorized through Quire's own authentication flow, and Dench stores only the authorization needed to act on your behalf. You can review and disconnect the Quire connection from your workspace settings at any time.