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Hi Andrew! Can you elaborate? If you mean an item already in sync, edit the flow that item is connected to!

It's free for 14 days, no credit card required! You can find more information about our pricing plans here: bit.ly/YT-Unito-Pricing

Hi there! Thanks for the question. So, Unito doesn't move the card out of your board/list unless you want it to. The app simply creates a matching event in your calendar (and vice versa). Let us know if that answers your question! If not, feel free to reach out to our support team and we can help you with a personalized demo. unito.io/contact/

Hi there! Thanks for asking. Unfortunately, Unito doesn't support custom fields created by other Power-Ups! It can only support custom fields that you create manually. But if this is something you think we should consider, you can submit a feature request here! unito.canny.io/

Unito doesn't delete user data! You can read more about our content deletion policy here: bit.ly/Unito_Content_Deletion_Policy

You can set the sync direction for each column (or field) in the field mappings section of your flow. So for that one, simply don't include it in your flow if you don't want it to be synced, OR set a 1-way sync direction for that field specifically from Google Sheets to Airtable. Does that answer your question?

It makes sense! So Unito can't sync formulas to or from Google Sheets, it syncs the results of those formulas. Does that help? You can read this article on our help center to learn more about syncing formulas: bit.ly/syncing_formulas_with_Unito

Thanks for the tip! What do you recommend we do?

Multiple users can access the same sheet as long as nobody modifies the first row (header row) or the Unito ID or Last Modified columns. We recommend freezing the header row and hiding those two columns in such instances. 3rd party apps or app scripts don’t set off our triggers to update a connected sheet, therefore, we wouldn’t catch or push those updates until a manual change made on that row.

@@Unitoio thank you for the fast reply!

Hi @chedrickmaghanoy5567 Can you explain your use case in a bit more detail? In short, it is absolutely possible to sync two Notion databases to Google Sheets. Here's a guide to syncing two Notion pages together: bit.ly/YT-SyncNotionPagesGuide You could either sync each page to the same Sheet, or sync them together into one and then sync that one page into a sheet.

At the moment, Unito is only able to sync invoices and bills from Xero to other tools, but please feel free to submit a feature request here! unito.canny.io/

Hi @MakaroniiMlslek You can follow our guide here with instructions on how to set up the integration: unito.io/blog/guide-how-to-trello-confluence/?

Hi @marcosdjcm Here's a step-by-step guide from our team to set up the Jira Airtable flow: bit.ly/airtablejiraguide Or you can watch this other video showing how to sync them ua-cam.com/video/HUdIt7-S_uQ/v-deo.html The steps are the same for any Atlassian Jira product. Let us know if you have any other questions!

Hi @HapyKorean18! When you're setting up field mappings in Unito, look for the "Start date and time", and "End date and time" Google Calendar fields. You can map "Start date and time" to "Start date" in Wrike, and "End date and time" to "Due date" in Wrike. You can find more information in our help center! guide.unito.io/a-primer-on-unitos-google-calendar-integration Let us know if you need more assistance. Thanks!

You're welcome, Marc! Happy you enjoyed it! We'll be sure to let our hosts know what a fantastic job they did, that was in no way self-aggrandizing.

Hi there - this demo does not include 2-way sync. I’ve updated the thumbnail to avoid any confusion! Our team is currently working on implementing 2-way capabilities with Jotform. How would you use 2-way sync with Jotform?

@@Unitoio Hi, I would like to capture data from google sheets based on a code or a name I put in the jotform.

@@janbons5861 Hi! Does the video tutorial help you achieve that use case? If not, let us know what information you're missing and we can do our best to help out. Otherwise you can also reach out to our support team! unito.io/contact/

Hi @user-uc6py6lr9i, we demonstrate the full set up within Unito starting from 1:36! Let us know if anything is unclear and we'd be happy to answer.

Hi Jared! Unfortunately Unito doesn't support mirroring cards within the same board at this time. If that's a feature you'd like to see, feel free to let us know with a description of your use case here: unito.canny.io/ Our product team will review it and see if it's a possibility!

Hi there! At this time, Unito only supports flows from PostgreSQL to other tools.

Hi @edeghdddfjjjjdff! Thanks for your question! If I understand correctly, you're asking how changes in a calendar event affect the synced ClickUp task. The answer is: it's entirely up to you! You can set the direction for automated updates in the field mapping step of your flow. A 2-way sync would allow changes in either app to affect the other, or you can set 1-way updates from ClickUp or Google Calendar to the other.

and do it really work? I mean from google calendar to clickUp. I need that update of time and date in google calendar would happen also in clickup

@stubnovaludmila139 Yes, updates can sync in both directions. You can see how each field is synced at 02:20 of the demo video. That list tells Unito how your manual changes affect the synced event or task automatically. If you need more guidance we offer free on-boarding to new users. unito.io/contact/

Hi! Thanks for your comment. Can you elaborate with more details about what you'd like to do? Are you creating a new shared calendar in Google Calendar? Or somewhere else?

Hi there, we’re sorry to hear you are having trouble. You can reference our installation instructions for Notion and Unito, which includes the permissions you need to have in order to sync databases within your workspace: guide.unito.io/a-primer-on-unitos-notion-integration You can also directly reach out to our support team for personalized help on our website: unito.io/

Hi there! Can you let us know what details you'd like to see included? If you're having trouble configuring Jira for Unito access, we have this guide on getting set up: guide.unito.io/how-to-configure-jira-for-unito-access

Hi Scot! Indeed, IMPORTRANGE can help you link data between Google Sheets, and is helpful for more experienced spreadsheet users. But it only checks for updates while your spreadsheet is open. Unito syncs your Google Sheets data in real-time. You can choose a 1-way flow like this video or a 2-way flow that sends information back and forth, which isn’t possible with IMPORTRANGE. Our platform includes 30+ tools you can connect with your spreadsheets. No code, formulas, or functions are required!

Hi Alina! The short answer is - yes you can! The same steps outlined in this video can be used to sync two Google Calendars together. The closest article we have is this one showing you how to sync Outlook and Google Calendar: unito.io/blog/guide-how-to-outlook-google-calendar/ If you need a hand, don't hesitate to reach out to our live support team who can guide you through the process: support at unito.io

Hi! Thanks for your comment! You're correct: the event won't be removed from your calendar because Google doesn't have an option to archive events, like Trello does. So for security reasons the synced event must be deleted manually if you decide to archive or delete a synced Trello card.

Hi Karina, thanks for your questions! 1) As we explained in a previous comment, no - archiving a card won't delete the event from your Google Calendar. Once a card + event sync with Unito, you'll have to delete each of them manually. 2) The short answer is that you will always see Google Calendar events in local time. If you create an event with a due date of 2:00pm local time and assign it to someone 3 hours ahead of you, it will appear in their calendar with a due date of 5:00pm local time. If you have any additional questions or need live support, don't hesitate to get in touch with our team and we'll be happy to help you out! unito.io/contact/

Hello! Thanks for reaching out. The short answer is no! You absolutely don't have to run the sync every time you add a new event. If the event matches the rules you set in Unito, you just have to wait. One event should appear in your calendar within a minute, but if you have LOTS of items syncing at the same time (items = events, rows, etc...) then it may take a bit longer. Let us know if you have any other questions!