Mailjet and Microsoft To Do automations — Personal Productivity

Ready-made scenarios where Mailjet and Microsoft To Do work for you (personal productivity): pick one — a copy appears in your account and runs on its own.

32 scenarios

Emails from Mailjet turn into tasks in Microsoft To Do
Emails from Mailjet turn into tasks in Microsoft To Do
Emails from Mailjet become tasks in Microsoft To Do
Emails from Mailjet become tasks in Microsoft To Do
New emails in Mailjet — Running apis in Microsoft To Do
Labeled emails from Mailjet become tasks in Microsoft To Do
Flagged emails turned into tasks
Emails in Mailjet turn into Microsoft To Do tasks
New emails from Mailjet become tasks in Microsoft To Do
Starred Mailjet emails become Microsoft To Do tasks
New emails in Mailjet — Tasks in Microsoft To Do
New tasks in Microsoft To Do — Sending emails in Mailjet
New emails in Mailjet — Tasks in Microsoft To Do
New lists in Microsoft To Do — Sending emails in Mailjet
Updated tasks in Microsoft To Do — Sending emails in Mailjet
New tasks in Microsoft To Do — Running apis in Mailjet
New form responses in Formstack — Sending emails in Mailjet — variant 6
Weekly Avito stats: an email via Mailjet and a task in Microsoft To Do
A daily overdue-tasks report in your inbox
The sprint report — it goes out to stakeholders on its own
A daily sprint and time-tracking report, by email
Team-capacity tracking with over-allocation alerts
Urgent emails from key clients, turned straight into tasks
A daily briefing by email: tasks and meetings in one message
A daily numbers summary — to chat and email
Cross-tool task dependencies, reconciled every night
Daily task summaries and a weekly report by email
A morning task brief — delivered to messenger and email
A project task structure from a description — in your tracker automatically
An end-of-day report — written by AI and sent for you
Action-emails — straight onto your to-do list
A Microsoft To Do project from a feature description — with tasks and sub-tasks