Connect the tools your agency bills from
Clients pay through your own provider account, your history moves in from Harvest, Toggl or Clockify, and AI apps work over MCP. The browser extension is in the Chrome Web Store. Calendar and GitHub suggestions and accounting sync open on Sumhour Cloud at launch. Every connection is included in every plan.
Connect today
Open to every new Sumhour Cloud workspace now.
Get paid online
Clients pay from the invoice link and Sumhour marks the invoice paid when the provider confirms it. The money goes straight to your account and Sumhour adds no fee; your provider’s own fees apply.
- Direction
- Payment from your client to your provider, then the confirmation back to Sumhour
- Runs when
- Your client pays from the invoice link
- You need
- Your own account with the provider; you paste its keys in Settings
self-hosted, at launch
bank debits
AfricaAfrica
Latin America
Southeast Asia
AlsoPayPalAuthorize.netRazorpayIndiaSSLCommerzBangladesh
Move your history in
Bring clients, projects, people and past time with you. A dry run counts everything first, and an import can be reverted.
- Direction
- Into Sumhour, once
- Runs when
- You start the import and check the counts
- You need
- A Harvest personal access token, or a CSV export from the other tool
- Harvestover its API
- Toggl TrackCSV
- ClockifyCSV
- Any CSVwith a column mapper
Notifications and webhooks
Workspace events in a Slack or Microsoft Teams channel, or signed webhooks to anything you run, retried when your server is down.
- Direction
- Out of Sumhour
- Runs when
- An event you choose, such as an invoice sent or a timesheet submitted
- You need
- A Slack incoming webhook, a Teams Workflows webhook link, or any HTTPS endpoint
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Webhookssigned, with retries
AI apps and scripts
Every action in Sumhour is open to AI apps over MCP and to scripts over the REST API, within the permissions you grant.
- Direction
- Both ways, limited to the permissions you choose
- Runs when
- You, your AI app or your script asks
- You need
- An API token, or signing in from the AI app
- Claudeover MCP
- ChatGPTover MCP
- Cursorover MCP
- REST API
E-invoice files
Invoices as the structured files clients in Germany and Belgium ask for, checked against the official validators. You download or attach the file; Sumhour does not send it over the Peppol network yet.
- Direction
- A file you download or send with the invoice
- Runs when
- You open or send the invoice
- You need
- None
- ZUGFeRDPDF with the data inside
- XRechnungGerman public bodies
- Peppol BIS 3.0file export
Track time where you work
A Track button inside the tools your team already uses: press it on a task, issue or card and the timer starts with its name, link and project. GitLab works on your company’s own server too.
Browser extension in the Chrome Web Store now. Edge and Firefox are on the way.
- Direction
- Into Sumhour: the timer, with the task’s name and link
- Runs when
- You press Track on a task, issue or card
- You need
- Your Sumhour sign-in in the extension; nothing new in the other tool
AlsoClickUpTrelloJiraGitLabmonday.comNotionBasecampHubSpotGmailGoogle DocsMiro
At launch
Built and tested, opening on Sumhour Cloud with the public launch.
Suggested entries
Meetings from Google Calendar or Outlook, and commits from GitHub, become suggestions you accept or dismiss; nothing is logged on its own.
Opens on Sumhour Cloud at launch, once Google approves the calendar access and Microsoft’s app is in place. Self-hosting, which also opens at launch, uses your own Google client, Microsoft Entra app and GitHub App.
- Direction
- Into Sumhour, as suggestions only
- Runs when
- A new meeting on your calendar, or a commit or pull request
- You need
- Your own Google or Microsoft account; GitHub installed on your organisation
- Google Calendar
- Outlookwork, school and personal
- GitHubcommits and pull requests
Won deals from HubSpot
A deal won in HubSpot becomes a client, a fixed-fee project with the deal amount as its fee, and a payment schedule, after one check in Sumhour.
Opens on Sumhour Cloud at launch. Self-hosting, which also opens at launch, uses your own HubSpot app.
- Direction
- Into Sumhour: deals, companies and contacts are read, nothing is written back
- Runs when
- A deal reaches a won stage; Sumhour looks every 15 minutes
- You need
- A HubSpot account, connected by one of its Super Admins
- HubSpot
Accounting
Push sent invoices and payments to your books, and bring back payments recorded there.
Opens on Sumhour Cloud at launch. Self-hosting, which also opens at launch, uses your own Intuit and Xero apps.
- Direction
- Invoices and payments out; payments recorded in your books back in
- Runs when
- You send an invoice or a payment is recorded
- You need
- A QuickBooks Online or Xero company, connected by one of its admins
- QuickBooks Online
- Xero
Automation apps
Sumhour’s own apps for Zapier and Make and a node for n8n, so a payment or a submitted week can start a step in thousands of other tools.
Built and tested privately; public listings open at launch.
- Direction
- Both ways: Sumhour events start a workflow, and a workflow can create entries or clients
- Runs when
- A Sumhour event, or a step in your workflow
- You need
- A Zapier, Make or n8n account, plus a Sumhour API token
- Zapier
- Make
- n8n
- sumhour CLIon npm
Missing one?
If your agency relies on a tool that is not here,tell us which one. Until it is, a signed webhook or the REST API can reach almost anything.
