The internal portal for WPP Global Wrike and its related services. It brings together the internal knowledge base, toolkits, and services in one place — primarily for internal-facing teams.
Interactive, task-focused tools — “genies” for business and implementation users. Each runs right in your browser, showing every Wrike API call as it works.
Paste any Wrike permalink or v4 ID and instantly see whether it's valid, its type (Task, Folder, Project, Space), and key details.
→Recreate a folder/space's sub-folder hierarchy under another. Discovers the tree, lets you review it, then creates matching empty folders.
→Explore the DataHub databases you have access to — a cascading tree from Space to folders (and sub-folders) to databases, with a working link to each database.
→List every custom field in Wrike — at the Account level, or scoped to a single Space — with its name and ID.
→List the request forms in the account or in one Space — with description and usage statistics (last used on/by, uses this month, total uses).
→List the folder and task blueprints in the account, and filter them by name or ID.
→Browse the license groups under LIC-MGT as a tree — user counts by user type, users in more than one license group — and export a JSON dump.
→Query the account's audit trail by date, operation, object and user, and page through the results with a Next button.
→See who has access to which spaces — space role, manager flag and account standing — for the whole account or selected spaces, with multi-select filters.
→List registered Wrike webhooks — scope resolved to its folder/task permalink — and activate or suspend each with one click.
→List the API Apps (OAuth clients) registered under your account, and reveal any app's client secret on demand.
→Build the Xtend calendar-sync URL for a Wrike folder — pick a date range and it's ready to copy or run.
→Browse user groups as an expandable tree, tick groups and/or individual members, and remove them from their groups.
→Genies that sync a simplified, business-friendly config into the XPI v2 rule engine — additive, safe to re-run, and streamed step by step.
Reconcile a simplified AutoAssign project into its v2 engine rule — registering each folder into the rule's Scope. Additive and safe to re-run.
→Reconcile a simplified AutoRouting config into its v2 rule — Queue folders become the scope, Destination folders every move action's targets.
→Automation services that run inside Wrike and Power Automate — what they do, how they're triggered, their pre-requisites, and how to get access.
Copies an MMD Campaign's custom field values down to its tasks (Onshore & GOC). Triggered by the CopyToChild* field or automatically via Autoflip.
The Batch Campaign Archival service — a self-service Power Automate flow that tags completed campaigns in a space for archival.
→Source-of-truth reference, recipes, service docs, SOPs, and architecture behind the toolkits and services — organized into five categories.
Reusable how-to reference and data models for building against the Wrike API — the Auto Routing data model and API recipes.
→The official Wrike API v4 OpenAPI spec, with a live, searchable index of every endpoint grouped by tag.
→Reference for the automation services around Wrike — e.g. CopyToChild & Autoflip — and the wider solutions overview.
→Standard Operating Procedures for implementation & support — including Admin and Operational dashboard access provisioning.
→Solution architecture behind the reporting stack — the end-to-end Power BI dashboard infrastructure.
→Configuration, storage tooling, and the JavaScript libraries the genies are built on. Mostly for maintainers and administrators of the suite.
Set the Wrike API Base URL, App Id, and App Secret, run the OAuth authorization, and view or edit the stored access token.
→Browse, inspect, edit, and delete the localStorage data written by the suite — with per-entry log management and JSON export.
Dynamically register a new OAuth client (RFC 7591) with every parameter editable, and a history of past attempts to re-run.
→Load any OpenAPI spec (JSON or YAML), browse its operations, fill in parameters with a live request preview, and execute real calls with a replayable history.
→A fetch wrapper that logs every request and response structurally into localStorage — with header redaction, timing, and error capture.
The Wrike OAuth 2.0 authorization-code flow — builds the auth URL, exchanges the code for a token, and refreshes it. All calls logged via genieProxy.
A standard "recent lookups" log for any genie — record a timestamped entry into localStorage, browse it back, remove one entry, or clear it all. Currently wired into TellMeMore.