Connect Todoist integrations
Capture your thoughts and organize daily tasks instantly by automating Todoist with Make. Connecting your to-do lists to our workflow automation tool lets you schedule recurring due dates, sync shared team workspaces, and update custom project templates in real time. Create your free Make account today to start organizing your personal and team projects.
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Closes a task. Regular task is completed and moved to history, subtask is checked (marked as done, but not moved to history), recurring task is moved forward (due date is updated).
Completes a recurring task.
Completes a task.
Creates a comment.
Creates a filter.
Creates a label.
Creates a new project.
Creates a section.
Creates a task.
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Connect Todoist with Make to automate your daily tasks, sync important data, and build smarter workflows.
Supercharge your productivity by automating Todoist with Make
Connect Todoist to Gmail, Google Calendar, and Notion using Make. Automatically sync your tasks, turn emails into action items, and filter workflows to keep your schedule organized.
Automatically import tasks from emails, calendar events, and other apps into Todoist so you never miss a to-do.
Instantly mirror your Todoist tasks in Notion databases to keep your project documentation and daily to-do lists perfectly aligned.
Create Todoist tasks simply by labeling emails in Gmail, saving you from manual copy-pasting.
Automatically turn new Google Calendar events into Todoist tasks to ensure your schedule matches your daily priorities.
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