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Choose a trigger
A trigger is the event that starts your Zap—like a "New Note in Section" from OneNote.
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An action happens after the trigger—such as "Add Task" in TickTick.
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Supported triggers and actions
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Practical ways you can use OneNote and TickTick
Monitor task completion in your notes.
Keep track of completed tasks directly in your notes. When a task gets marked as done in TickTick, Zapier will append this status to a corresponding note in OneNote so you have an integrated task and documentation reference.
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Document critical IT updates.
Ensure critical updates don't get lost. When a new note is added to a OneNote section for IT incidents, Zapier will create a task in TickTick to follow up on that specific issue, ensuring nothing falls through the cracks.
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Frequently Asked Questions about OneNote + TickTick integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with OneNote and TickTick
Can I automatically create a task in TickTick when I create a new note in OneNote?
Yes, you can set up a trigger for creating a new note in OneNote to automatically create a task in TickTick using our integration.
Is it possible to sync completed tasks from TickTick back into OneNote?
While direct syncing of completed tasks back into OneNote is not available, you can use actions to update or append information to specific notes in OneNote when tasks are completed in TickTick.
How do I set up a notification in TickTick for changes made to my OneNote notes?
You can establish a trigger for modifications within your OneNote notes that can send notifications or create corresponding actions within TickTick.
Can I attach files from OneNote directly to tasks in TickTick?
Directly attaching files from OneNote into tasks within TickTick via automation isn't supported at the moment. You'll need to manually upload the files.
Is there an option to prioritize tasks in TickTick based on tags added in OneNote?
Yes, by setting up specific triggers based on tags added or modified within your OneNote notes, you can automate priority assignments for tasks within TickTick.
Can changes made in my task lists on TickTick reflect automatically on related notes in OneNote?
Yes, actions can be established so that any updates or changes made within your task lists in TickTick are reflected on selected notes in your OneNote account.
Are there any limitations on the type of content that can trigger actions between OneNote and TickTick?
Currently, most text-based and tag-related triggers work well between OneNote and TickTick; however, complex multimedia content might not trigger actions as effectively due to integration constraints.
