Keep Toggl Track for the time record

Toggl Track should stay where time entries, project effort, and workspace reports are tracked. That is the record the team should trust for hours and delivery pace.

Toggl exposes API v9 for Track, authentication through email and password or API token, workspace webhooks, and reports APIs for detailed, summary, and weekly reporting. The operational work usually starts when those time signals mean someone should act.

The follow-through after the hours are logged

Someone still has to notice that a fixed-fee project is running hot, that weekly client updates are overdue, that time is ready to turn into invoice prep, or that a messy timesheet should be reviewed before it lands in billing. That is where margin leaks out.

A practical way to use both

Keep time tracking in Toggl Track. Let Neudash react to the time entry, webhook event, or report threshold that matters and handle the alert, update, invoice-prep step, or project-close handoff that follows.

This connection depends on the access Toggl already exposes through its Track API, authentication methods, webhooks, and reports APIs.