![]() ![]() Check it out, and if you have any questions, feel free to post them in the. You can also share your time logs with your teammates or export them any time you want. You can filter time logs by source, project, and date. ![]() PomoDone lets you automatically track how much time you spend on each task. Even after that the tool has a more palatable basic tier of $20/mo. (Well worth checking out for some great tips and tricks) The topic of the video is how I use Todoist on a day to day basis and how I organise my stuff. Based on the famous Pomodoro Technique, this time management tool helps you to prevent procrastination and burnout. My initial thought would be to add a label in Todoist called something like “Migrate” and have Zoho Flow or Zapier watch for tasks with that label and move them into Asana.Īlso, I noticed that Import2 has a stand alone CSV tool now ( ) that offers a 14 day free trial…so as long as you were doing a complete migration maybe it could be done within that 14 day time period. We use Zoho One so I’m tempted to try and figure out some sort of Zoho Flow (just like Zapier but not as robust) or even a Zapier integration maybe…I guess to make anything like that work you’d have to do “something” to trigger those integrations, like editing tasks in mass. I’d love to know if anyone has a more up to date suggestion for those of us who don’t have bottomless wallets. To be fair though, when this was originally written Import2 had a free tier…used it for some Hubspot export stuff and then soon after it was insanely expensive! ![]()
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