IFTTT support gives Microsoft To Do a major boost
Microsoft To Do can now work with the automation tool IFTTT. By integrating with IFTTT, Microsoft To do is able to connect with several other popular services, such as Slack, iOS Calendar, and Google Tasks. IFTTT works as a middleman, connecting services to each other. People can create applets to automate functionality.
Microsoft’s Vishnu Nath shared the news on Twitter. Nath also linked to a page of applets for Microsoft To Do. This should grow over time as people find new ways to integrate Microsoft To Do with other services.
Here are a few options that are already available:
- When an event that matches your search is added to your iOS Calendar, a new task will be added to your Microsoft To Do list.
- Whenever a Microsoft To Do task in your specified list is completed, send a message in a Slack channel.
- When a new item is added to iOS Reminders, this task will add it as a new item in Microsoft To Do.
- When a new task is added to your Amazon Alexa list, this Applet will add a new item to your Microsoft To Do list.
It’s possible to create custom applets, so you may be able to come up with unique combinations. For example, you could probably set up your smart lights to flash when you complete a task, though we still have to test this for ourselves.
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