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Thanks. Truly, you made our day!

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Welcome to Morgen Pro. We're thrilled to hear this is just the thing you've been waiting for and are looking forward to your feedback. There is a feature request for time tracking that is gaining a lot of steam. If you haven't already, can you take a moment to chime in and add your vote? morgen.canny.io/feature-requests/p/time-tracking-potential-integration thanks!

So glad to hear this. Hope it proves to be a great way for you to structure that ideal week.

Hi, you should have access to Frames along with the AI Planner with you Pro subscription. Please make sure you're running the latest version of the desktop app (Morgen Desktop 3.6.0) - if there's a blue dot over your profile picture it needs an update. If that doesn't do the trick, please let us know. So excited to hear what you think of the experience.

Absolutely. It's a higher touch approach to AI Planning in that you set the templates and can edit the plan as it generates to make it very customizable. Plus we have a switching discount so worth checking out!😉

If you do forget them, you can always click on the little calendar icon at the top. It opens a list of all your connected calendars with their associated sets next to them. I admit to checking this for those I use less often.

This can be done within the event widget if you create a custom recurrence pattern, ex. every 2 weekdays. But still needs work on the command ba for sure.

In order for the option to Manage Due Dates on Calendar to be displayed, the integration needs to be configured with Due Dates (a specific property needs to be selected for Morgen to interpret it as a due date). You may need to update your Notion integration config to see this. Here's a guide on doing so: www.morgen.so/guides/how-to-integrate-notion-in-morgen-calendar If you're still not seeing it, please send us an email at connect@morgen.so

Yes, our task integrations require a Pro subscription. You can try it free during the 2 week trial to see if it's a good fit and worth it for you.

@@morgen2728 Thank you!

🤣Did I just have to look up that reference? Sure did.

Not yet. Right now, our notion integration requires the tasks to be created in Notion first. That said, we know there is a lot of interest in increasing the number of 2-way sync capabilities for this integration.

@@morgen2728 Thank you for explaining

English only at this time. We are looking to bring multi-language options to Morgen soon.

We don't have a shortcut for task creation... and we know this is a miss! Right now the fastest way is to use "c" to open an event and then type "task" space in the title which converts it to a task. But a task shortcut is absolutely on the list.

@@morgen2728 And as I'm reading this, I"m thinking "Oooh it's SUCH an inconvenience to simply type "task"!!" +eyeroll towards myself+ LOL I appreciate your reply, thanks

@@HippieP629 I mean, you're not wrong, but yeah... perspective!

That's what we're aiming for! Excited to hear how it works for you!

Thanks for this feedback. We originally did not enable a status sync with ClickUp based on feedback that each team uses status very differently in their workflow. That said, it seem like we are hearing this request more and more, so it's something we will explore.

@@morgen2728 It would be cool if you could choose between update or not in click to satisfy both users. What would be even cooler is if you could update custom statuses within morgen for clickup as that is how people mostly update their projects.

Yes, you can add more than one database. From the task panel in Morgen, click on the menu at the top and select Edit Notion Import Preferences. There you will see the database you've already set up. Scroll down and you'll find a button to Add a Notion Database. Did that solve the problem?

@@morgen2728 Thank you! It did!

@@morgen2728 I do have one more question. I was watching a different Notion video & they said that if you check off a Notion task in Morgen, that it will change it back in Notion as well and I cannot seem to make this work.

@@pjg2688 right now our Notion sync can update status and change the due date. The former is done when a task is marked as complete in Morgen. However, this can only be done if enabled in the integration settings. This is the same page where you added another database, here you can also 'Define when a task is complete' to set this up. To update due dates, this currently can only be done from the calendar when a task is scheduled after the due date. Does that help?

@@morgen2728 THANK YOU! That solved my problem.

Currently working on my British accent. It isn't going very well!

Hi Santigo, yes, the interface has changed. To find your Booking Page and Scheduling Link tab in Morgen, you can now find it in the left side navigation (icon is a little calendar with a person on it). We will add a new video soon, but in the meantime, this guide may help: www.morgen.so/guides/how-to-use-scheduling-links Please let me know if there are specific questions I can help with.

It's Morgen. You can connect almost any calendar with Morgen, to drag and schedule tasks right into your day.

This is something we would need to look into. Can you please send us an email at connect@morgen.so so we can look into this?

The interface has been updated since we released this video, but the experience of managing multiple calendars remains very much the same. Which feature specifically are you interested in? Is it calendar sets? If so, we have a new video dropping on those this week with the current experience.

Do you mind emailing us at connect@morgen.so so we can look into your account and why this might not be updating your ClickUp time tracking?

Hi @benitomottola1434, can you share a bit more about what a 'fix task' means? I want to make sure I understand what you're looking for. Are these Todoist tasks specifically?

@@morgen2728 I expressed myself badly, I meant if you included the possibility of entering times and moving on the app but I saw that it is not yet possible

@@benitomottola1434 thanks for the clarification. Yes, you can't yet create a due date from Morgen back to Todoist. That said, if you schedule a Todoist task in your calendar and it falls after the due date, you can opt to have Morgen update that do-date in Todoist. This is a next iteration on our syncing with Todoist... with more to come!

You can set your preferences to be based on your system settings, which will move Morgen between light and dark based on how you have set up your computer. Alternatively, when it isn't displaying in the theme you want, the easiest way to change it is using the shortcut [\]. Does that help Rayan?

Hi Luke, Are these all shared calendars? Or each individual's calendars? If the latter, each person could set up a Morgen account, and if you're a team, you could overlay everyone's to see availability... even if you all have different calendar providers.

The due date can now be updated from Morgen and sync with Todoist. And yes, when you mark a Todoist task as complete it Morgen, it will update in Todoist.🙌

Oh, I haven't tried yet. I'll take a look. Thanks

@@JohanTualomboG amazing, excited to hear your feedack on the experience.

Hmmm you should be seeing those tasks for sure. Have you sent us an email at connect@morgen.so? We would like to look into what's happening in your account.

Thanks so much @tavusion, we're thrilled you like the way these come together. Our dev team lives by Linear so this integration was a labor of love!

@@morgen2728 It clearly shows.

The current 2-way sync is limited to updating the task status. We will soon launch 2-way syncing of do and due dates (currently in beta), but haven't delved into task creation in Morgen to Notion.

@@morgen2728 all that's missing (at the moment) for me! Just signed up, would love to be able to create tasks in Morgen that sync to Notion into the proper tasks / actions database!

Welcome @@onekeiway! Thrilled to have you onboard. We're currently scoping other 2-way sync options for our key integrations. If you haven't already, do you mind adding what you're looking for over on this feature request? It's where we're currently collecting feedback for improvements to the Notion integration: morgen.canny.io/feature-requests/p/notion-integration-improvements Thank you!

@@onekeiway Same. I've been trying to send events and tasks from morgen TO notion for hours now. Glad I finally thought to check yt. SIGH.

@@morgen2728 Cool. When do you guys foresee that functionality happening for users? I do reviews in notion and it'd be very useful to have all "done" tasks & events reflected in notion.

Thanks for this context about what you're looking for with subtasks. Right now, you're right, the subtasks aren't nested in the parent task when scheduled, and if you want to schedule them as recurring tasks, those would each be done separately. An alternative is to schedule a task and then list the subtasks in the notes... but I get that doesn't fulfill the full experience of visualizing each of those on the calendar and checking them off. We have a feature request exploring this very topic. If you have a moment, we would appreciate if you could add a vote/any additional feedback to it. morgen.canny.io/feature-requests/p/add-a-task-with-its-subtasks-to-the-calendar Thanks so much for this feedback.

Thanks for the feedback. There is a feature request over on our Canny board for a native timer in Morgen. If you have a moment, we'd love if you could add a vote and if you have additional ideas on how this should work, please share a comment. This helps inform our development priorities. Here's the feature request: morgen.canny.io/feature-requests/p/time-tracker-focus-mode Thanks so much!

Ooooh so many good ones. The most used task integrations (in addition to ClickUp) are Todoist, Notion, and Linear. We have videos walking through each one. Still need to create more content about our other integrations, like Outlook email, Google Tasks, and Microsoft To Do. Is there one in particular you want to learn more about?

Thanks for this feedback. Currently we have time tracking enabled with our ClickUp integration and are exploring what this could look like more broadly. Thanks for letting us know this would be valuable for you.