Articles tagged "Task management & to-do lists"

How to automatically send daily reminders to Slack

Respond to your emails. Go take your lunch break. Fill out your daily timesheet. These are just a few of the things you have to do on a daily basis.

How to automatically add incomplete Todoist tasks to Google Calendar as events

Remember the olden days of calendar keeping? Where you had to literally pencil in events and reminders on a paper calendar? Fortunately for all of us, it's now so much easier to keep track of tasks and events by using apps like Todoist and Google Calendar.

How to turn Google Forms entries into tasks and projects

Because it comes with your Google account, Google Forms is an easy way to ask people for their information or opinions, but how can you ensure you'll act on that information? By sending every response over to your to-do list or task manager.

7 ClickUp features you should start using

How I use Todoist to create and achieve monthly goals

I'm often asked how I work only five hours a day and get stuff done, and Todoist is a big part of the answer. Here's how I use it to create and achieve my monthly goals.

How a Notion expert automates his workspace

When Notion's API opened up, so did the possibilities of what you could do with the app. Create recurring tasks, add contacts, and publish content—automatically right from Notion

How to automatically create tasks from forms and tickets

The BlackTies: Making magic with automation

Running a successful business is magic in its own right. But managing leads and updating spreadsheets wasn't the kind of magic The BlackTies, a Sydney magician group, wanted to be doing.

How ClickUp became one of Zapier's fastest-growing apps

Learn how ClickUp became one of the fastest-growing apps on Zapier, driving account upgrades and reducing churn along the way.

Todoist's free version is now limited to five projects—here's what you need to know

The free version of Todoist, largely unchanged since 2007, just got a bunch of new features—and new limitations.