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Sync Morgen planned/scheduled dates to additional Notion date field

Feature RequestIntegrations

Allow an additional Notion date field to be mapped to Morgen's plannned start/end dates. This would allow Notion and Morgen to accurately represent both DUE date and DO dates. For example:

Morgen Due Date = Notion "Due" date field

Morgen Planned Dates = Notion "Do" date field

Posted by Jerrod ·
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  • Danny Hatcher (Customer Support) changed status to In Review
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    Oct 22, 2024

  • Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)

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    Oct 22, 2024

    Interesting idea however, what date would you want to go into the Notion property for the planned start and end as this could have multiple values in Morgen?

    • Jerrod

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      Oct 22, 2024

      Hey Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)! I'm not sure I follow your question. In Morgen, a scheduled Notion task shows a planned start and planned end. In Notion, you can set this up in one date property since Notion allows date fields to have a start and end. I drew out the mapping in the attached image.

    • Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)

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      Oct 22, 2024

      Jerrod: Ah I see. That isn't quite right.

      Notion Do date = 21st

      Morgen Planned start = 22nd

      So these are not synced.

      Notion Due date = 22nd

      Morgen Due date = 22nd

      These are synced.

      You can see the Do date property in Notion is being shown in Morgen as "Yesterday" and the Due date property in Notion is being shown in Morgen as "Today".

      The planned start and end in Morgen are when you have scheduled the task in the Morgen calendar. That hasn't been synced back to Notion.

      Hopefully that makes sense.

      This is because as shown in the image below showsshows, a task can have multiple schedule blocks. The icon below "test" in the left sidebar ,shown there are multiple slots.