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The Deltek Ajera integration imports clients, projects with their phases, employees, and timesheet entries from Ajera into Pike, with optional ongoing sync while your team switches over.

Connect Ajera

  1. In Ajera, create an API user with read access to clients, projects, and employees.
  2. Go to Workspace settings → Integrations → Deltek Ajera.
  3. Click Add integration.
  4. Enter your Ajera API URL and the API user.
Only workspace admins can connect or disconnect Ajera.

Import data

On the integration page, click Import data. The stepper runs entities in dependency order, so customers import before the projects and time entries that reference them. It skips entities whose Read toggle is off, names them, and links to sync settings.

What syncs

Keep syncing during a transition

Keep syncing is off by default. When it is on, Pike imports new Ajera records and time entries every 3 hours, or in real time on the Enterprise plan, so teams can switch over gradually. See How sync works.

Sync settings

While Ajera is connected, the What syncs with Ajera card sits under the top button row on the integration page. Each entity has a Read toggle (Ajera to Pike). Toggles save immediately. New connections start with Read on for everything.

Synced records

Every synced record shows the Ajera marker, “Last synced ” or “Not synced yet”, and a Refresh action. Refresh shows only while Read is on for that entity.

Sync issues

Records that fail to sync appear in the Sync issues list on the integration page, with the record, the reason, and a Retry action. The integration never deletes Pike data on its own. A record removed in Ajera is marked “Removed in Ajera” in Pike, never deleted.

Disconnect

Disconnecting Ajera stops syncing and keeps all imported data. Linked records keep their history.

Permissions

Synced data respects Pike roles and private projects. A private project’s tasks never sync out to anyone who cannot see the project in Pike.

Limits

  • Invoices from Ajera import as read-only history.
  • Pike does not write to Ajera.