It takes the details from the Google Calendar event and crafts a new task in Todoist. The next step involves creating a Todoist task. Each time an event changes or is added, the flow will spring into action. The automation kicks off with a trigger - in this case, any new or updated events in your Google Calendar. Once the automation template is copied into your account, you'll see a ready flow on your screen.
Sounds simple enough, right? Step 2: Get the hang of this Google Calendar and Todoist automation After that, it'll make a copy of the flow in your account. While copying the template, it'll prompt you to sign up or log in to your Activepieces account. This is an automation flow that starts with a Google Calendar event as trigger and ends up creating a Todoist task. Kick things off by copying this template on Activepieces. Let's do this! Steps to automate task creation in Todoist with Google Calendar Step 1: Copy the Google Calendar + Todoist template Once you've got these sorted, you're ready to rock 'n roll. A Todoist account - this is where those events are going to turn into tasks.A Google Calendar account - this is where your new or updated events will be coming from.
We're gonna use Activepieces to make Google Calendar and Todoist talk to each other.
Yeah! Gear Up for Automating Todoist Tasks with Google Calendar EventsĪlright, before we dive into the nitty-gritty of this automation, you're gonna need a couple of bits and pieces in your toolkit: In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of linking the two, whereby any new or updated events in your Google Calendar will automatically populate as tasks in your Todoist - less juggling, more efficiency. With Google Calendar and Todoist being two dominant tools for scheduling and task management, wouldn't it be easier if they spoke with each other? Ever found managing a calendar and a to-do list separately a bit confusing, maybe even a tad overwhelming? 🤔 It's a lot to keep track of, and that's where some nifty automation can come in.
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