Integrate with iOS reminders
Integrating with iOS reminders would be really helpful
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Using Microsoft To-Do in connection to Apple Reminders is already possible. How this works is described here:
37 comments
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Sheldon
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How about Mac OS calendar?
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Mike Long
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Having Microsoft To Do lists that were shared to me also show up in my IOS reminders along with the To Do lists that I have created my self would be quite useful.
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Anonymous
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However, all the group is not synced,.. they just synced list by list ,.. still wasn’t as organised,.. unless you make an automated added my day on the to do , the. I won’t be using apple reminder anymore
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Anonymous
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Not sure if this is the same issue, but the issue is Siri added reminders do not sync. Adding them in the Reminders app directly do sync.
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Anonymous
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This response from Microsoft doesn’t address the actual need: we are not asking for a Siri integration, we are asking for an integration between iOS reminders and Microsoft to do, as in the ability to open iOS reminders in To Do.
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Trent
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This is not working. There are issues with this when working with company polices and config that bypass the "Passwords & Accounts" config for Outlook integration. So am unable to configure the To-Do integration in such a way at this time.
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Justin
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I think the integration request should be clarified further.
For example:
1.) I want to be able to open and manage icloud reminders in todo
2.) I want to be a ble to open and manage todo reminders in icloud.To my knowledge, 1.) is not yet possible with default app function.
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Anonymous
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Tried this too
Not working for me
Link up on iOS accounts with outlook login details. Got confirmation email about iOS reminder wanting to take the data but no syncing seems to take place -
Derek Smith
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I've just tried to get this working and it looks like shared lists are not synced to ios Reminders. I wanted to show my ToDo lists in Fantastical calendar, but only the owner of shared lists can see them. The shared lists are synced between ToDo apps of all the users.
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cloud
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Works for my use-case. Reminders works great on Apple Watch and this Integration makes it possible to bring Todo to iOS without Microsft having to develop a watch app.
In response to most comments here, my shared lists are showing & my Tasks sync as well. Just add something on both sides and it'll update. I would still advice everyone to input data in the Todo app only as it is available on all devices now.
I prefer this because unlike Apple reminders, the Microsoft Todo reminder timings don't forcefully remind shared list members.
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Anonymous
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Kanban board with To Do/Doing/Done/Waiting On. Would be a great way to incorporate the name of the App as well.
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jonathan danis
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Shared lists doesn’t works
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Miguel GR commented
Only the lists sync, but not the tasks.
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Richard Sweeney
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No syncing happens. iOS reminders don’t get to To-Do. (!!)
Not worth the effort.
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Murray
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I still have troubles getting MS Todo to keep up to date with Apple Reminders. Is there a reason to MS Todo takes so long to sync ?
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David
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I add my outlook.com account to my phone/ipad and I see all the To-Do "lists", but they are not populated.
Creating an item on my phone in any of those lists does not populate anything in To-Do.
There appears to be two planes of existence for tasks/reminders on my account - one that iOS can see, and one that To-Do can, but that boundary cannot be crossed it seems.
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Chris
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I just set up my outlook.com account with this, and the reminders aren't syncing in either direction. What I really want is just to be able to plug my icloud acount into To-Do and have my already existing reminders and lists show up.
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Mari commented
Why I can not store reminders to todo list in managed device over Siri ???
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Why Siri does not currently work with business customers who are using Intune ????
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jg
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@Enrique, I also had the same issue, but the 2 way syncing works. MS just adds another hoop in the way of an email where they make you click on a link to confirm you don't want Outlook mobile app. If you don't take any action, the syncing starts a few hours after setting up your account.