Todoist with Call0Your callback is in Todoist. With a time.

For everyone who plans their day in Todoist: the agent writes the callback straight into your list and sets the due date with it.

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What your agent does during the call

Task with a due date
The task text names the person and the request. The agent passes the due date the way Todoist understands it, for example “tomorrow 10am”.

CallerHello, I had a driving lesson last week and wanted to arrange the next one.
Call0Of course. Your instructor is out on the road at the moment. When is the best time for him to reach you?
CallerTomorrow morning between ten and twelve.
Call0And your name, please?
CallerPaulina Weiss.
Call0I’ve entered the callback for tomorrow at ten o’clock, Ms Weiss.

Todoist: “Call back Paulina Weiss – next driving lesson”, tomorrow 10am

You find Todoist under “Integrations”. A click on “Connect” opens the sign-in.
Sign in with your Todoist account and confirm access.
Describe to Agent0 when a callback should be due if the caller names no time, for instance on the next working day at nine.

At the end of setup you choose which actions your agent may use.

The task lands in the inbox. The agent does not assign project, label or priority.
It does not check whether you already have something planned at the time mentioned.
It cannot mark tasks as done or postpone them.

Does Todoist understand due dates in my language?

Todoist recognises due dates in the language of your account. The agent words them the way you specify during setup.

Is that an appointment commitment to the caller?

No. The agent says that the callback has been noted and names the requested time. It only makes a firm commitment if you allow that.

Can I combine this with a calendar?

Yes. The agent enters appointments in the calendar and loose callbacks in Todoist. You decide what goes where.

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