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Typeform Request to ClickUp

Route four types of Typeform requests into ClickUp lists with the request details and priority.

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Create a ClickUp task for a completed Typeform request, selecting the list by its request type and including the details, requester and priority.

Setup

Prepare four ClickUp lists and a Typeform form using these exact question titles. Keep question titles unique.

Question Answer
What type of a request are you making? Single choice: Document Request, Presentation Request, Update Request, or Workflow Request
Give this request a short title. Required text
Describe in detail what you would like to see happen for this request. Required text
Your full name Required text
Your email address Required email
How urgent is this request? Optional number: 1 urgent, 2 high, 3 normal, 4 low; blank or 0 leaves no priority

In Open Flow, connect Typeform in Receive a completed request, configure its formId, and connect a ClickUp Personal API Token in Create the ClickUp request task. In Route and format the request, replace each listIds placeholder with the matching list’s numeric ID as a string.

In n8n, select Typeform API credentials in the trigger and ClickUp API credentials in Create the ClickUp request task. Use a ClickUp Personal API Token. Set the trigger’s form ID and the four list IDs at the start of Route and format the request. Keep Simplify Answers and Only Answers disabled so the shared request parser can use the complete response. The native request uses the current description field and credentials manage the Authorization header.

Deploy a public HTTPS callback and activate one format to register a fresh signed Typeform webhook. Remove any older unsigned subscription for the same n8n callback before activation. Activating both formats registers two subscriptions and can create two tasks. The account needs access to the form, webhook management and all destination lists.

Behavior

A completed response in one of the four categories creates one task in that category’s list. Its name is the short title. Its plain-text description contains the request details followed by the requester’s name and email. Numeric urgency becomes ClickUp priority; missing, blank or zero urgency leaves no priority. Other categories end without a task. Partial responses are ignored.

Missing fields, ambiguous question titles, invalid urgency or an unconfigured destination stop before writing. API, permission and malformed-result errors stop the run. A successful run returns the complete created task after checking its ID. The workflow does not search for duplicates, assign users, set dates or send a separate message. ClickUp’s own notifications follow its defaults.

Repeated delivery can create another task. No workflow retry or exactly-once guarantee is added. Check ClickUp before replaying a write with an unknown result. Webhook acknowledgment does not confirm the later task creation.

Changes to the source

  • Replace the private form, workspace and destination-list IDs with user configuration.
  • Read the complete Typeform response and map answers through field definitions, preserving the four source categories.
  • Use the current ClickUp description request field and a Personal API Token in both formats. The source selected OAuth2; reconnect with a Personal API Token for this template.
  • Validate required answers, destination and priority before writing, then verify the returned task ID.

Adapted from User Request Management in Zie619/n8n-workflows. The source export does not identify a separate template author or license.

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