It keeps your task list matched between Todoist and Notion, so updates in one place show up in the other.
A straight line. Runs once per each changed task.
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You keep tasks in two places because your team prefers Todoist while your planning lives in Notion, and manually copying updates between them means things fall out of sync. Tasks get marked done in one tool but stay open in the other.
People and teams who manage tasks across both Todoist and Notion and want them to stay in sync.
Your tasks stay matched between Todoist and Notion automatically, so an update in one place always shows up in the other.
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