Timelog MCP Server

Timelog MCP Server

Enables viewing, creating, and managing time registrations, absences, and timesheet approvals through the Timelog API using natural language.

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Timelog MCP Server

An MCP server that exposes the Timelog time registration API as tools for Claude. It lets you view, create, and manage time registrations, absences, and timesheet approvals through natural language.

Capabilities

  • View time registrations — by week or arbitrary date range, including financial/billable data
  • Create, update, and delete time registrations on any task you have access to
  • Absence management — search absence codes and register vacation, sick leave, etc.
  • Timesheet approval — check submission status and submit timesheets, with filtering by employee, department, approver, or legal entity
  • Organization — look up legal entities and the current user profile
  • Task search — find tasks to register time on by name or number

Tools

User & Organization

get_current_user

Get the authenticated user's profile (name, email, department). No parameters.

get_legal_entities

Get all legal entities in the organization. Returns ID, name, active status, currency, and country for each entity. No parameters.

Time Registrations

get_weekly_registrations

Get time registrations for a specific week, grouped by day with norm hours.

Parameter Type Required Description
startDate string Yes Monday of the week (YYYY-MM-DD)

get_registrations_by_date_range

Get time registrations between two dates.

Parameter Type Required Description
startDate string Yes Start date (YYYY-MM-DD)
endDate string Yes End date (YYYY-MM-DD)

get_financial_data

Get financial data (billable/invoice status) for time registrations in a date range.

Parameter Type Required Description
startDate string Yes Start date (YYYY-MM-DD)
endDate string Yes End date (YYYY-MM-DD)

search_tasks

Search for tasks the user can register time on. Returns task IDs needed for creating time registrations.

Parameter Type Required Description
searchText string No Task name or task number to search for
searchAll boolean No Search all tasks, not just recent (default: false)

create_time_registration

Create a new time registration on a task. Use search_tasks first to find the TaskID.

Parameter Type Required Description
TaskID integer Yes Task identifier (from search_tasks)
Date string Yes Date of the registration (YYYY-MM-DD)
Hours number Yes Number of hours to register
Comment string No Comment for the registration
JiraId string No JIRA ticket ID (e.g. XXX-1234)
Billable boolean No Whether this time is billable (defaults to task setting)

update_time_registration

Update an existing time registration. Only supply the fields you want to change.

Parameter Type Required Description
TimeRegistrationID integer Yes Time registration ID to update
TaskID integer Yes Task identifier
Date string No New date (YYYY-MM-DD)
Hours number No New hours value
Comment string No New comment
JiraId string No JIRA ticket ID (e.g. SGI-82108)
Billable boolean No Whether this time is billable

delete_time_registration

Delete a time registration by its GUID.

Parameter Type Required Description
id string (UUID) Yes GUID of the time registration to delete

Absence

search_absence_codes

Search for absence codes (e.g. Ferie, Sygdom). Returns AbsenceCodeID needed for create_absence_registration.

Parameter Type Required Description
searchText string No Filter by absence code name or number

create_absence_registration

Create an absence registration (vacation, sick leave, etc.). Use search_absence_codes to find the AbsenceCodeID. Registers a full working day by default.

Parameter Type Required Description
AbsenceCodeID integer Yes Absence code identifier (from search_absence_codes)
Date string Yes Date of the absence (YYYY-MM-DD)
Hours number No Hours to register (omit for a full working day)
Comment string No Comment for the registration

Timesheet Approval

get_timesheet_status

Get weekly timesheet approval/submission status. Defaults to the authenticated user. Omit userId to get all employees (manager view).

Parameter Type Required Description
startDate string Yes Start date (YYYY-MM-DD)
endDate string Yes End date (YYYY-MM-DD)
userId integer No Filter by employee UserID (omit for all employees)
departmentId integer No Filter by department ID
approverId integer No Filter by approver UserID
legalEntityId integer No Filter by legal entity ID

submit_timesheet

Submit a timesheet for approval for a date range (e.g. a full week).

Parameter Type Required Description
startDate string Yes Start date (YYYY-MM-DD)
endDate string Yes End date (YYYY-MM-DD)
comment string No Comment for the submission
employeeUserId integer No UserID of the employee to submit for (defaults to authenticated user)

Manager Workflows

Finding and closing open timesheets

Use get_timesheet_status without a userId to get the submission status for all employees in a period. Filter by departmentId, approverId, or legalEntityId to narrow the scope.

Once you've identified employees with open timesheets, use submit_timesheet with employeeUserId to submit on their behalf.

Example prompts:

"Show me everyone who hasn't submitted their timesheet this week" "Submit this week's timesheet for user 1234" "Submit all open timesheets for department 5 this week"

Setup

Via npx (recommended)

Add to your Claude Code .mcp.json or Claude Desktop config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "timelog": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "timelog-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "TIMELOG_PAT": "<your-personal-access-token>",
        "TIMELOG_BASE_URL": "https://app[X].timelog.com/<your-account>/api"
      }
    }
  }
}

From source

git clone git@github.com:Amoeslund/Timelog-MCP-server.git
cd Timelog-MCP-server
npm install
npm run build

Then point your MCP config at the built file:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "timelog": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/path/to/Timelog-MCP-server/dist/index.js"],
      "env": {
        "TIMELOG_PAT": "<your-personal-access-token>",
        "TIMELOG_BASE_URL": "https://app[X].timelog.com/<your-account>/api"
      }
    }
  }
}

Configuration

Personal Access Token

Generate a PAT at https://login.timelog.com/personaltoken.

Base URL

Your URL follows the pattern https://app[X].timelog.com/<your-account>/api where [X] is a server number (1–10) and <your-account> is your Timelog account name. See the Timelog API docs for details.

Environment Variables

Variable Required Description
TIMELOG_PAT Yes Personal Access Token (see above)
TIMELOG_BASE_URL Yes API base URL (see above)

License

ISC

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