Connect OneNote and Pocket to unlock the power of automation

When integrating OneNote with Pocket, you can set up triggers based on actions in either app. For instance, you can configure a trigger for when a new article is saved in Pocket, which then creates a new note in OneNote. This allows automatic capturing of your Pocket articles in your OneNote notebooks.

Yes, you can automate specific actions such as creating a page or note in OneNote when you perform an activity in Pocket like saving or tagging an article. This helps streamline your workflow by ensuring your saved articles are organized automatically.

While direct tagging from Pocket to OneNote isn’t possible, you can use automations to create notes with pre-defined tags whenever an article is tagged in Pocket. This ensures some level of organization and categorization across platforms.

Deleting an article from Pocket will not remove the corresponding note from OneNote automatically. Our integration primarily focuses on adding and organizing content rather than syncing deletions across platforms.

Yes, during integration setup, you can specify if both images and text should be transferred from your saved articles in Pocket to pages created in OneNote. This flexibility allows you to retain important multimedia content within your notes.

While our platform doesn’t impose limits on creating notes through integrations, keep in mind any storage limitations imposed by Microsoft for your OneNote account. Large volumes of data might require additional storage solutions.

Updates typically occur based on the frequency setting during automation configuration. Real-time updates aren’t guaranteed; however, periodic checks ensure that your latest activities are captured efficiently between apps.