Sunsama now lets you define working hours on a per-channel basis. This lets you tell Sunsama's auto-scheduler exactly when you want to work on certain things.

We're excited to announce one of our most anticipated integrations of all time - Notion!

It's now super easy to browse all your Notion databases and pull in just the tasks you need to work on that day into your plan in Sunsama.

👀  Browse all your Notion databases and tasks from inside Sunsama

⚙️  Build custom views of your databases to fit your daily planning flow

⚡️  Automations keep Notion fields synced with changes in Sunsama

📤  Export tasks from Sunsama to Notion

➕  Integrate as many Notion Workspaces as you want

From your account settings, you can now tell the auto-scheduler the hours that you work and when it should schedule tasks.

You can configure one time for all the days of the week or customize it by day.

In a future release, we'll be fine-tuning this and allowing you to build schedules on a per-channel basis.

⚙️ You can now control the gap between your last calendar item and the task being scheduled to your calendar.

This is a great way to give yourself a bit of breathing room and time to stretch out or re-orient before you start your next bit of work.

There are currently four options that you can configure in your account settings:

If there's more configuration or customization you'd like here, just let me know. I'm open to adjusting this to better suit your workflows!

You can now keep your work tasks on your work calendar and your personal tasks on your personal calendar.

Each of your calendars can be linked to a specific channel. So you can link your @company.com work calendar to your #work context, and you can link your @gmail.com personal calendar to your #personal context.

Once you've linked a calendar to a channel/context, when you schedule a task in that channel/context to your calendar, it will automatically be scheduled to the linked calendar.

All of this can be configured from your calendar settings page.

Learn more from our help center article.

PS You may have noticed some of your calendars changed colors with this release. Sunsama now uses color preferences you set in Google or Outlook calendar, unless you've specified a custom preference in Sunsama.

Sunsama now does a better job of finding open spaces on your calendar to place tasks. It's easy to use:

✨ And like magic, Sunsama will find a nice empty spot for it on your calendar ✨

This feature is brand new and we invite you to send us any feedback you've got about how it works or any quirks you find.

It's now possible to control if Sunsama automatically checks off items that were imported from your calendar when the calendar event finishes:

There are three options

The last option "" is a good choice for people who timebox on their calendar outside of Sunsama or have lots of events on their calendar where the actual execution time is a bit more flexible e.g. Workout at 6 PM or Lunch at 12 PM. This means, you can check off these tasks when you are actually done with them while letting meetings auto-check off (assuming your meetings don't often run very late).

During daily planning, you now have more granular control over which events get imported:

You can toggle the above screen by clicking the "Pick events" button:

You can also now customize the default behavior of the "import suggestions" prompt by clicking "Customize import suggestions":

If you'd like to see additional customization options in this last screen, drop us a message and we'll look into adding those options for you.

You can now configure to control which fields stay synced between Sunsama and ClickUp from your "Automations" tab. Currently, we support syncing due date and completion.

ClickUp tasks will also show you which fields are synced to Sunsama:

Let us know if there are other fields you'd like to see synced between ClickUp and Sunsama.

It's now possible to drag and drop tasks from Sunsama .

This makes it super easy to declutter your Sunsama. You can just drag and drop tasks to file things away in Trello if you aren't finding time for them or just want them to do later.

And now that you can move items in both direction, you can use Trello as a highly organized backlog instead of Sunsama's lightweight backlog.

Here's how it works:

This feature is part of a bigger initiative at Sunsama to improve all of our integrations so you don't feel like you need to manage your system of record in two places. In the coming months, we'll be adding "Automations" and the ability to move tasks in both directions between all our integrations.