Since it is an event that is being logged in Todoist, it's a good idea to include the start date and time of the event. Do so by including Location and HTML Link from the Google Calendar payload. The note section is a great place to log extra event details and add a deep link back to Google Calendar. To get the correct event title from Google Calendar, select Summary from the Google Calendar payload. The title is the only field that is required. In our example, we added this task to an Events project.
The default project goes to your inbox in Todoist, but you can select whichever you want. Now you can customize the task that will be added to your Todoist by choosing a project, adding a title, and so on. You'll need to create a Zapier account, if you don't already have one. We have a template for this integration to help you get started quickly.Ĭlick th e button below to get started, or click here to start a new Zap from scratch. The first thing you need to do is set up a new Zap to connect your Google Calendar trigger to the Todoist action. Step one: Connect your Google Calendar account to trigger your Zap Once you have those, we can begin to build our Zap. To set up your new automated to-do list integration, all you need is a Google account and a Todoist account. Together, Google Calendar and Todoist will keep all of your scheduling information in sync so you only have to open one app to know what's on the docket for the day. Todoist is the task management app by Doist with great resources for productivity. As a quick primer on these apps, Google Calendar is Google's calendar application that's part of Google's suite of productivity apps, like Gmail and Meet.
In this tutorial, we will cover how to build a no-code integration that will add every new Google Calendar event to your Todoist tasks. If you're not careful, you could lose track of it all and fall behind.įortunately, with Zapier you can integrate all of your productivity and calendar apps so you never miss a meeting, deadline, or fun outing ever again. Do you ever feel like you are using a million different apps to track the things you need to do, places you need to go, and people you need to see? Maybe you have one app for tracking work tasks, another for chore reminders, and yet another calendar app for scheduling meetings and outings.
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