Overview The NimbleWork MCP Connector lets you use AI assistants to interact with your Nimble workspaces using natural language — creating workitems, updating cards, managing todos, logging time, and more — without leaving your AI tool. This article explains how to connect the NimbleWork connector on any supported AI platform and how to use it […]
Integration
REST API Client
Overview The REST API Client lets you connect an external application — such as an automation script, CI/CD pipeline, or integration service — to Nimble’s project-level resources using the Nimble REST API. It uses OAuth 2.0 client credentials, so the application authenticates on its own with no user login required at run time. Organization-level vs. […]
Nimble REST API
Overview The Nimble REST API lets you access your Nimble data — such as Users, Projects, Team Members, Cards, Comments, Attachments, Timesheet, ToDo, Parent-Child Relationships, and Dependency Relationships — programmatically from your own applications or integration tools, without signing in through the web interface each time. You can use it to read and update information, […]
API Key Generation
Overview An API key is a secure token that lets an Administrator authenticate requests to the Nimble REST APIs for Organization-level Integration Resources — such as Users, Projects, and Team Members. Using this key, you can programmatically access Nimble data from your own applications or integration tools, without signing in through the web interface each […]
Gmail Integration
This article will help you to familiarize yourself with the steps to integrate Gmail with Nimble. Skip Ahead to: Steps to Integrate Gmail with Nimble Nimble-Gmail Integration Steps Steps to Integrate Gmail with Nimble Follow these steps to integrate Gmail with Nimble: Log in to your Gmail Account. Click the Get Add-ons button (marked with […]
Incoming Webhooks
The incoming webhooks are used to receive messages from other tools into Nimble on certain events. When you create an incoming webhook, you get a unique URL and token that you can use in the webhook definition of the other tools to receive messages in Nimble on the provided URL. This, for example, will allow […]
