Integrations
Use whichever tracker holds your plan
PingCadence reads tasks, owners and due dates from your source, then handles the check-ins and reporting. Not every connector is built yet — each is labeled honestly.
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Microsoft Excel & CSV
The lowest-friction way in. Export from any tracker, or keep your plan in Excel, and PingCadence turns the rows into a check-in plan. Summary rows, inactive and completed tasks are skipped automatically.
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Microsoft Project
Keep your MPP schedule as the source of truth; PingCadence runs the check-ins from an XML or Excel export.
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monday.com
Pull a board straight in, and — only when you approve it — write a task's new dates back to the board.
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Asana
Check in with assignees on Asana tasks and apply approved date changes back.
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Jira
Keep engineering work visible to non-engineering stakeholders without another stand-up.
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Wrike
Collect structured status on Wrike tasks, including from people outside your Wrike account.
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Trello
Turn card due dates into a predictable check-in rhythm.
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ClickUp
Keep status flowing even when your team lives in ClickUp.
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Microsoft Planner
Check in with everyone assigned to a Planner plan, then apply the dates you approve back to Planner. Pairs naturally with sending from Outlook.
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- Coming soon
Smartsheet
A tracker-neutral alternative when assignees aren't all Smartsheet users.
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