This template starts when a Google Calendar event ends, computes minutes from the start and end times, and logs that duration in Teamwork.
Put a task or project id in the event description, or set a default on the Teamwork step. Connect Google Calendar and Teamwork, then point the trigger at the calendar you track.
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The scenario starts when an event on the connected Google Calendar finishes.
JavaScript turns start and end into minutes or hours and reads a Teamwork task or project id from the description, or uses the default id you configured.
Teamwork logs time against that task. If you only have a project id, log time on the project instead. Map the event title into the time-entry notes.
Add a Google Calendar connection and point the ended-event trigger at the calendar you track.
Add a Teamwork connection with permission to create time entries.
Put a Teamwork task id in the event description if you bill tasks. Otherwise set a default project id and log time on the project. JavaScript should stop if neither id is present.
Compute minutes from start and end, then map them into the Teamwork time-entry fields. End a test event and confirm the entry in Teamwork.
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