Connect Flow Control and monday.com
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Create/update rows in a Google Sheet spreadsheet from new update items in Monday
This template periodically checks for updated items in Monday and syncs them with a Google Sheets spreadsheet by creating new rows or updating existing ones. This template is using a Monday board containing these columns besides the default ones: Status as status Note as text Email as text Phone number as number Due Date as date The template is using this sample Google Sheets spreadsheet as the destination for the Monday items. You should make a copy of it before configuring the template. The template is scheduled to run every 15 minutes. You can change the schedule after you set up the template.
Create a new Group each day with two tasks and assign them to people
This creates a new Group each day with two tasks and assigns them to people. Feel free to add more columns to match your board and more tasks.
List Monday items (tasks) that are due tomorrow and send Gmail email reminders
Use this template to send Gmail reminders with the list of all Monday items (tasks) that are due tomorrow to its assignees. The scenario is scheduled to run every day at 10:00. You can change this by clicking on the watch icon next to the first module.
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