TIMELOG TOOLS

13 tools from the Timelog MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

// ALL 13 TIMELOG TOOLS

READ 8 tools

Read get_current_user Get the currently authenticated Timelog user (name, email, department). Read get_financial_data Get financial data (billable/invoice status) for time registrations in a date range. Read get_legal_entities Get all legal entities in the Timelog organization. Returns ID, name, active status, currency, and country ... Read get_registrations_by_date_range Get time registrations between two dates. Read get_timesheet_status Get weekly timesheet status. Defaults to the authenticated user. Pass userId to check a specific employee, ... Read get_weekly_registrations Get time registrations for a specific week. Provide the Monday date of the week. Read search_absence_codes Search for absence codes (e.g. Ferie, Sygdom). Returns AbsenceCodeID needed for create_absence_registration. Read search_tasks Search for tasks the user can register time on. Returns task IDs needed for creating time registrations. Us...

WRITE 4 tools

Write create_absence_registration Create an absence registration (e.g. vacation, sick leave). Use search_absence_codes to find the AbsenceCod... Write create_time_registration Create a new time registration on a task. Use search_tasks first to find the TaskID. Write submit_timesheet Submit timesheet for approval for a date range (e.g. a full week). Write update_time_registration Update an existing time registration (hours, comment, date, billable status).

DESTRUCTIVE 1 tools

Destructive delete_time_registration Delete a time registration by its GUID.

// RUNNING THIS SERVER

The managed route: connect Timelog through the PolicyLayer gateway — every tool call above is checked against your policy before it runs, with a full audit log.

DIRECT INSTALL (UNMANAGED) npx -y timelog-mcp

// FAQ

How many tools does the Timelog MCP server have? +

The Timelog MCP server exposes 13 tools across 3 categories: Read, Write, Destructive.

How do I enforce policies on Timelog tools? +

Route the Timelog server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard; they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do Timelog tools fall into? +

Timelog tools are categorised as Read (8), Write (4), Destructive (1). Each category has a recommended default policy.

Enforce policy on every Timelog tool call.

Start from Timelog, add the rest of your stack, and see everything your agents can call. Then put policy on all of it.

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