Connect Focuster integrations
Master your daily schedule by automating Focuster to arrange tasks, set priorities, and block out focus time on your calendar. Linking this focus planner to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger action items from incoming emails, update completed goals, and sync your task lists. Sign up for free today to build your first time-blocking pipeline.
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Adds a new action to focuster
Gets pending focuster actions
Triggers whenever a new action has been added to any list
Triggers when a new completed action is found
Toggles an action completion
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Automate Your Tasks and Sync Workflows by Connecting Focuster with Make
Connect Focuster with Make to centralize your tasks. Automatically sync statuses with Asana or Todoist, turn Office 365 emails into actions, and eliminate manual scheduling to focus on what matters.
Automatically import tasks from email clients and project management tools directly into Focuster to keep all your to-dos in one place.
Mark a task as complete in Focuster and let Make instantly update its status in other apps like Asana or Todoist.
Filter incoming emails in Office 365 and instantly convert the actionable ones into tasks on your Focuster calendar.
Include shortened links to your Asana task attachments automatically within your Focuster action notes.
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