Review Jibble People and Work Locations with AI

Browse member and location records or create a work location using details you supply.

What to Ask Leina to Do with Jibble

Copy a prompt, add your details, and send it to Leina in your connected team chat.

Read location records and organize their available addresses and settings.

List Jibble work locations and summarize their names, addresses, statuses, and available geofence settings.

Add a named location with supplied address and coordinates.

Create an active Jibble work location named “[name]” at [address], with latitude [latitude] and longitude [longitude].

Get Started with Jibble

  1. Connect Your Account

    Connect your Jibble personal access token.

  2. Try a Task

    Tell Leina what you need in your team chat. Include the source, destination, and expected result.

    Set Up Leina in Your Chat →
  3. Check the Result

    Review the result and any changes in the connected app.

Supported Jibble Capabilities

This connection reads Jibble organizations, people, and locations and can create, update, archive, or delete work locations.

Organizations and Members

Read accessible organizations and member records.

Work Location Management

Browse, create, and update locations, including coordinates and geofences.

View All 6 Actions
  • Get Organizations
  • List Members
  • List Locations
  • Create Location
  • Update Location
  • Delete Location

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can this connection read timesheets?

The current actions cover organizations, members, and work locations. Timesheets and clock-in records are not included.

Can I define a location’s geofence?

Yes. Supply its coordinates, geofence radius, and distance unit when creating or updating the location.

How is archiving different from deletion?

Archiving sets a location’s status to Archived. Deletion permanently removes the location and requires a separate delete operation.

Your AI employee for Jibble

Tell Leina what you need in your team chat. Include the source, destination, and expected result.