This template watches Google Tasks for new items and creates each one in the Todoist project you choose.
Map title, notes, and due date on the Todoist step. Connect Google Tasks and Todoist, pick the list and the project, then test with one task.
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The scenario starts when someone adds a task in the Google Tasks list you watch.
Todoist opens a task in the project you choose. Map the Google Tasks title, notes, and due date onto that task.
Add a Google Tasks connection with access to the list you want to watch.
Add a Todoist connection with permission to create tasks in the destination project.
Add a Google Tasks trigger for new tasks and select the list. Skip completed-only events if you only want fresh to-dos.
Add a Todoist create-task step. Choose the project. Map title, notes, and due date from Google Tasks. Activate after a test task creates one item in Todoist.
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