Sync Tasks to Salesforce. One Source of Truth.
GPTfy Task Sync pulls tasks from Google Tasks or Microsoft To Do into Salesforce, links them to contacts and opportunities, and with autosync keeps the CRM updated so managers see what reps are working on—without double entry.
Reps run their day in Google Tasks or Microsoft To Do, but those tasks rarely make it into Salesforce—so managers don't see what's being worked on. Task Sync brings tasks into the CRM, matches them to contacts and opportunities, and autosync runs on a schedule so there's one source of truth.
What's inside this demo
Connect Google Tasks or Microsoft To Do
- Task Sync is part of GPTfy Workspace Sync (managed package); connect Gmail/Google Tasks or Outlook/Microsoft To Do.
- View and select tasks to import; match the task to a contact and optionally to an account and opportunity.
Match to Contacts and Opportunities
- When importing, search and select the contact the task is for; pick the account and, if applicable, the opportunity so the task appears in the right place in Salesforce.
- Imported tasks give managers visibility into what each rep is doing without reps re-entering tasks in the CRM.
Autosync
- Schedule how often tasks are synced (e.g. midday); GPTfy syncs tasks automatically so the CRM stays current.
- Same autosync concept applies to email and calendar so the full picture of rep activity is in one place.
Use this video when
Reps live in Google Tasks or Microsoft To Do and you need task visibility in Salesforce for forecasting and coaching.
Managers are recreating or asking for task updates because tasks never make it into the CRM.
You want a single place for email, calendar, and tasks so AI and reporting have full context.
Frequently asked questions
The demo shows GPTfy Workspace Sync's Task Sync feature pulling tasks from Google Tasks into Salesforce. The scenario is a sales rep who manages their to-do list in Google Tasks (or Microsoft To Do) and needs those tasks to appear in Salesforce so their manager has visibility. The demo creates a new task in Google Tasks, then opens GPTfy Task Sync in Salesforce, selects the task, matches it to a contact and account, and imports it. It also shows the autosync configuration that automates this process on a schedule—eliminating the need for reps to re-enter tasks in Salesforce.
Task Sync supports Google Tasks (part of the Google Workspace ecosystem) and Microsoft To Do (part of Microsoft 365). It works on any Salesforce org with Activities enabled. Like Email Sync and Calendar Sync, Task Sync is part of GPTfy Workspace Sync and ships as a feature of the GPTfy managed package—no additional AppExchange install or third-party connector is needed. Synced tasks are stored as Salesforce Task records with standard fields and can be linked to Contacts, Accounts, and Opportunities.
In GPTfy Workspace Sync, navigate to Task Sync and connect your Google Tasks or Microsoft To Do account via OAuth. Once connected, you can view your task list and import tasks manually by selecting them and clicking Import Selection. During import, you search for the associated contact and optionally select the account and opportunity to link the task. For autosync, configure the sync schedule (e.g. once daily at midday) in the AI Settings section. After saving, GPTfy will automatically pull new tasks and import them to Salesforce on the schedule you set, matching them to contacts by name or other configured criteria.
Task Sync syncs the task title, due date, and status from Google Tasks or Microsoft To Do to Salesforce. It creates a Salesforce Task record linked to the contact and optionally to the account and opportunity you specify. The original task in Google Tasks or Microsoft To Do is not deleted or modified. Notes and subtasks (if present) are synced as part of the task description. No authentication credentials for Google or Microsoft are stored in GPTfy; all access is managed through OAuth tokens and Salesforce Named Credentials.
The core problem Task Sync solves is the double-entry burden: reps manage real work in Google Tasks or To Do but are also expected to log that work in Salesforce. Without automation, tasks in the CRM are either incomplete or re-entered manually at the end of the day. With Task Sync, the task a rep creates in their natural workflow is automatically reflected in Salesforce, linked to the right contact and opportunity. Managers see accurate activity data during pipeline reviews without asking reps for updates. And because reps don't have to maintain two task lists, their actual workflow is undisrupted.
Use Task Sync when your sales team already uses Google Tasks or Microsoft To Do as their primary task management tool and you want to avoid asking them to change their workflow. This is common in organizations where Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 is the productivity suite and Salesforce is the system of record. If your team already creates tasks natively in Salesforce or through Salesforce-integrated tools (like Salesloft or Outreach), Task Sync adds limited value. Task Sync is most impactful as part of the full Workspace Sync suite (Email + Calendar + Tasks) where it completes the activity picture for AI-based insights and manager reporting.
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Last updated: March 2026
