New Integration: Connect More Apps With IFTTT!
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Summary
At publication time, Akiflow announced an IFTTT partnership that let users turn connected-service automations into tasks in Akiflow.
The article illustrated the integration with templates that converted Evernote notes, Telegram messages, and Pocket-tagged articles into tasks.
The announced setup lived under Settings and Integrations, where users could select a template or create an Applet from scratch.
We’re always looking to better attend to our community’s demands with the best innovations and improvements for Akiflow. We’re thrilled to announce a partnership with IFTTT as a new integration in the latest release.
IFTTT: Create custom automation and create tasks in Akiflow
IFTTT is a solution to make your apps and devices connect and work better together. You can create Applets to integrate your services in creative ways, enhancing them to work exactly as you need.
From backing up tagged photos from Facebook to turning your lights on through your smart home setup, IFTTT explores the maximum potential of your gadgets and apps. By connecting it to Akiflow, you’ll be able to transform your automation into tasks.
We have created a few Applets templates to help you get started, here are some of them:
Template 1
Transform your notes into tasks with this Evernote applet. Log in to your Evernote account, and connect it to IFTTT to proceed with the automation.
Template 2
Transform your messages into tasks with this Telegram applet. Log in to your Telegram account, and connect it to IFTTT to proceed with the automation.
Template 3
Transform your tagged articles into tasks with this Pocket applet. Log in to your Pocket account, and connect it to IFTTT to proceed with the automation.
Pro tip: IFTTT allows you to get creative with your task creation. You can create a task to remind you to listen to your Discover Weekly Spotify playlist every Monday, for example. Get inventive with it!
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How to use the IFTTT integration
In Akiflow, go to Settings → Integrations to find all the steps to create Applets between Akiflow and your favorite tools.
You can use one of our Applet templates or create your own from scratch. Then, you’ll be able to see the pulled task directly in your inbox.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What did Akiflow announce about IFTTT in this article?
The article announced IFTTT as a new Akiflow integration and described IFTTT as a way to connect apps and devices through Applets. At that publication time, Akiflow said connecting the services could transform automations into tasks. The article does not establish whether the integration is currently available or unchanged.
Which IFTTT template examples did the article provide?
Akiflow’s announcement gave three starting examples: turning Evernote notes into tasks, Telegram messages into tasks, and Pocket-tagged articles into tasks. Each example required signing in to the relevant service and connecting it to IFTTT. They were examples from the historical release, not a current catalog of templates.
Could users create their own Applets according to the announcement?
Yes. The article said users could choose one of Akiflow’s Applet templates or build an Applet from scratch. It also encouraged creative task automation, using a recurring reminder to listen to Spotify’s Discover Weekly playlist as an example. That capability is described only as it appeared in the original announcement.
Where did the article tell users to configure the integration?
At the time of publication, the setup instructions directed users to Settings and then Integrations inside Akiflow. The article said that area contained the steps for creating Applets between Akiflow and other tools. Because this is a historical release post, readers should not treat that navigation path as current documentation.
Where did tasks created through IFTTT appear in Akiflow?
The announcement said a task pulled through an IFTTT Applet would appear directly in the Akiflow inbox. That followed either selecting an existing template or creating a custom Applet. The statement reflects the integration behavior described when the post was published and does not certify the present-day destination or workflow.
