This template logs Harvest time from Outlook meetings. A schedule starts each run. JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarView for the window you set and turns start and end into hours.
Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node. Harvest creates a time entry with the event title as notes. Connect Harvest and pick the project and task those hours should land on.
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The scenario starts on the cadence you set, such as hourly or daily.
JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarView for the window you define. Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node.
For each event, Harvest logs hours on the project and task you map, with the meeting title in the notes.
In Azure, grant calendar read access and issue a token. Put that token in the JavaScript node or in Latenode secrets that node can read.
Add a Harvest connection and paste your Harvest API token there. Choose the project and task that should receive these hours.
Add a schedule. In JavaScript, request Microsoft Graph calendarView for a window you choose, for example the past day. Skip cancelled events. Convert start and end into hours, then create a Harvest time entry for each meeting.
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