Use Todoist Triggers and Actions in Workflows
Todoist steps let a workflow drop tasks into your personal or team projects and react when they are finished.
Triggers
- New incomplete task: a task is added; filter by project.
- New completed task: a task is checked off, handy for closing the loop with a customer.
- New project: a project is created, useful for kickoff bundles.
Actions
- Tasks: Create task, Update task, Mark task as completed, Move task to section.
- Comments: Add comment to task, Add comment to project.
- Projects: Create project.
- Lookup: Find tasks by name, project, label, or filter.
Build it
- Open Automation > Workflows and add a Todoist trigger or action.
- Click Connect Now and approve access, or connect in Settings > Integrations.
- For a task, supply a title (required) and optionally the project, section, labels, priority, and due date. If you leave out the project, the task goes to the Inbox.
- Test the trigger or action, then save and publish.
Examples
- When a contact submits a quote request, create a Todoist task "Call [name]" with a due date of tomorrow and high priority.
- When a task for a customer is completed, send them an SMS confirming the work is done.
- Create a project for each new client with a trigger-driven checklist.
Good to know: Use a Find tasks step before creating one to avoid piling up duplicates when a contact re-enters the workflow.
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