11 articles found for “Trigger types”
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Use an idea to set up an automation
sidebar. Click any idea to preview its name, description, trigger type, and the list of apps it works with. You’ll see one
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Use Todoist Automation triggers
Every automation needs a trigger – something that tells it when to run. You can trigger an automation at a fixed schedule
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Manage an existing automation
schedule, and only while their connections are healthy. It triggers a run immediately and outside its normal schedule. This
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Connect your apps to Todoist Automations
Zoom Yes Yes Check the list of actions or trigger events Discover what's possible with each connection before
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Use Human in the Loop in Todoist Automations
affected, and it will run the next time its schedule or trigger fires. Get in touch With Human in the Loop, you can build
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Use keyboard shortcuts in Todoist Automations
while you type. When your cursor is in a text field, such as the chat bar, Automations ignores shortcuts so you can type freely
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Create a Todoist automation
one connection type, while others support both. Click the specific app page to see which connection type is available to
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Manage your Todoist Automations settings
sidebar. Notifications The Notifications page controls the type of alerts to receive notifications for, and how Automations
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Manage your Todoist Automations compute and usage
Automation runs Automations running on a schedule or a trigger, that use AI Each category shows the amount spent,
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Use Gmail with Todoist Automations
connection works Like every connection, Gmail splits into two types of connections (actions and updates), so you can build a wide
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Set up Automation email or push notifications
a push notification as a step inside any automation. This type of notification works independently. For example: When this