You can integrate Google Tasks with Slack through our platform by setting up a Zap. First, you'll select Google Tasks as your trigger app and choose a specific trigger event like 'New Task Created'. Next, you'll select Slack as your action app and determine what action should follow, such as 'Send Channel Message' whenever the trigger event occurs.

Yes, you can create a task in Google Tasks from a Slack message using our integration. Set up a Zap where the trigger is a specific text command or reaction in Slack, which then results in an action to 'Create Task' in Google Tasks.

In our integration setup, you can use triggers like 'New Task', 'Completed Task', or 'Updated Task' from Google Tasks. These events can initiate actions in Slack such as sending notifications to channels or direct messages.

By setting up our integration, you can configure a Zap that triggers an action in Slack whenever there’s a change like task creation, completion, or update in your Google Tasks list. This notification could be sent directly to you or to a specific channel.

Yes, through our platform you can configure Slash Commands on Slack that will perform actions like updating an existing task on your Google Tasks list. This requires setting up custom commands and linking them via our integration service.

There are no strict limits on the number of tasks you can send using our integration service; however, ensure API usage quotas for both apps are adhered to avoid potential restrictions.

Absolutely! You can set up multiple Zaps for different task lists in your Google Account. Each Zap could target a distinct channel on Slack so updates for each list maintain clarity and organization among your team members.