


If you haven’t connected Microsoft To Do with Zapier yet, you’ll need to select Sign in to Microsoft To-Do to continue. To do this, elect New Task under Choose an Event. Let’s take a look at what the Microsoft To Do Google Calendar integration looks like in Zapier.įor example, let’s say you want to create a new calendar entry whenever you’ve created a new task in Microsoft To Do. And this is where your creativity comes in. You can use any of these events to update your Google Calendar. Updated Task: Triggers any time you update a task.Completed Task: Triggers when you complete a task.New List: Whenever you create a new trigger.New Task: Any time you create a new task.You can use the following events to trigger your integrations with Google Calendar.
