Articles tagged "Task management & to-do lists"

4 ways to automate Any.do with Zapier

Integrating Any.do with Zapier unlocks a world of possibilities for teamwork and task management. Here's how to start automating your to-do list.

5 Todoist automation ideas to assign and manage tasks

Task managers like Todoist help you stay on track, but making and tracking tasks takes time. Learn five ways you can use automation to improve how you get things done.

Microsoft To Do automation: 5 ways to streamline your task management

Streamline your to-do list by connecting Microsoft To Do to your other business-critical apps with automation. Here's how.

How to automatically create tasks from calendar events

If you’re the kind of person that uses a calendar and a to-do list, you probably spend a lot of time copying events from your calendar into your task management app.

Add new Google Calendar events to Todoist

Here's how you can use a Zap—Zapier's automated workflows—to automatically add every new Google Calendar event to your Todoist tasks.

How to create recurring tasks in Asana

If you manage your projects in Asana, it's likely you have a lot of repeating tasks—things you need to do every week or every month. Here's how to automatically create those recurring task, so you never miss an important to-do.

How to automate your OmniFocus workflows with Zapier

While OmniFocus is a powerful tool on its own, automation can turn it into your go-to project hub for your work and personal life.

How to create a Trello card from a saved Slack message

In this tutorial, we will teach you how to build a quick workflow between Slack and Trello that creates new cards in Trello for every Slack message you save.

5 TickTick automation ideas

Automation lets you connect your business-critical apps so you can make sure your TickTIck to-do list is always up to date. Here's how.

Eat the frog: A practical approach to reaching your goals

If you tend to put off important tasks, the eat that frog method helps you develop a habit of doing them first thing in the morning.