You can integrate Evernote with Things using our platform by creating a Zap that connects both apps. Start by setting Evernote as the trigger app and choosing a specific event, such as 'New Note.' Then, select Things as the action app and define what you want to happen, like 'Create Task.' This way, every time a new note is created in Evernote, it automatically creates a task in Things.

When you integrate Evernote with Things, various triggers are available such as 'New Note,' 'New Notebook,' and 'Tag Added to Note.' Choosing the right trigger depends on what changes or additions within Evernote you want to prompt actions in Things.

In our integration setup, once you've set Evernote as the trigger app, you have several actionable options for Things. These include 'Create Task,' 'Create Project,' or even tagging tasks. This gives you flexibility on how information flows from your notes to your organized task list.

Yes, it's possible to append text from an Evernote note into an existing task in Things. You would set up a Zap where the triggering event could be specific content additions or tags within a note that will then update your tasks accordingly.

Absolutely! You can use tags from your notes in Evernote as triggers. When specific tags are added to notes, it can prompt certain actions like categorizing or tagging tasks within Things. This helps maintain organized workflows across both platforms.

No, not all notes will automatically become tasks unless specified. During the integration setup process, you decide which events (like new notes or tagged items) should trigger actions that create tasks in Things. You have control over what gets transferred based on your defined parameters.

Yes, during integration setup you can specify certain criteria for your triggers ensuring only selected types of notes initiate actions. For instance, setting conditions such as specific tags or particular notebooks will allow only those designated entries to create subsequent tasks or projects in Things.