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# Wrike

The Wrike Integration step allows you to connect your AirOps workflows with Wrike projects. This integration enables you to create tasks, manage folders, and automate work management workflows.

## Overview

Wrike is a collaborative work management platform that helps teams plan, manage, and complete work. By connecting Wrike to AirOps, you can automate task creation and integrate AI-powered workflows into your project management.

## Authentication

Before using the Wrike integration in your workflows, you must first connect your Wrike account in the AirOps Settings:

1. Navigate to **Settings > Integrations**
2. Find the Wrike section and click "Configure"
3. Authenticate with your Wrike account
4. Grant AirOps access to your workspaces

## Available Actions

* **Update Task Custom Fields** -- modify custom field values on an existing task
* **New Task** -- create a new task in a folder or project

## Common Use Cases

* Automatically creating tasks for content production
* Tracking content review and approval workflows
* Managing editorial calendars
* Creating tasks based on AI-generated content briefs

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Note: Wrike integration requires appropriate account permissions. Ensure your Wrike account has access to the spaces you want to connect.
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