See how to link your Google Calendar account to Taskade for better task management 
. Image: PixieMe/Adobe Stock I’m a Google Calendar power user. With Google Calendar, I have a better time keeping tabs on my everyday routine, however I likewise use Taskade for some task management needs. Both services are basic to utilize and make my life significantly more workable.
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I have discovered, on celebration, the need for both Google Calendar and Taskade to be linked. Thankfully, this can be finished with the aid of Zapier, which enables you to connect Taskade to countless apps, including Google Calendar, Google Sheets, Gmail, Google Tasks and many more.
What you’ll require to link Taskade to Google Calendar
To make this connection, you’ll need valid Google and Taskade accounts. You can use the complimentary versions of both. I’ll show with the Taskade desktop customer working on Pop! _ OS Linux, however you can do this on the macOS, Windows and web clients.
How to connect Google Calendar to Taskade
Open Taskade and log in to your account. Once you’ve done that, you ought to see a gear icon near the bottom left corner of the window (Figure A).
Figure A
The Taskade gear icon is how you access the settings window. In the Settings window(Figure B 
), you must see a listing for Zapier in the left navigation.
Figure B The Zapier listing remains in the Taskade Settings window. Click Zapier, and in the resulting window, click Google Calendar, which will expose popular connections with Taskade users, consisting of Create Taskade
Tasks From New 
Google Calendar Occasions( Figure C). Figure C Popular Google Calendar Taskade connections. Click the black button related to Create Taskade Tasks From New Google Calendar Events and a brand-new window will open in your default browser. Because window, click Get Started and after that click Next(Figure D
). Figure D Make certain you have actually selected the correct Google account prior to continuing. After selecting your account, click Next and then pick the calendar you want to consist of with the Taskade connection. After picking the calendar, click Next again. Zapier will then collect the information and ask to link it to your Taskade account(Figure 
E). Figure E We are settling the connection. Click Connect and a pop-up will appear asking you to offer Zapier access to your Taskade account. When triggered, click Enable. Then, back at the original window, click Next. You will then have to assign the connection to either a Work area or a Folder (Figure F).
Figure F
If you have no Folders, Work spaces will be your only alternative. Make your selection and click Next. You will then have to choose a Taskade Task to house the data from Google Calendar.
Make that choice and click 
Next(Figure G). Figure G Select the Job to house your brand-new connection. You can then pick a Block to house the connection in the exact same method you selected a Job. Next, you should map the fields from Google
Calendar
to Taskade(Figure H). Figure H Mapping fields from Google Calendar to Taskade. You can likewise select an assignee for the connection. Click Next and you’ll be prompted to send out a test. Click Send Test and after that check Taskade to make sure it worked. As soon as confirmed, click Next, and after that, when triggered, click Switch on Zap (Figure I).
Figure I
You can now enable your brand-new Zap. Conclusion That’s it. Whenever you include an event to the Google Calendar you connected, it will now look like a task in Taskade. Congratulations on simplifying your workflow.
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