Automated TickTick Report Generation
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I currently copy TickTick task data by hand every evening, paste it into AI, and message it into separate Google Docs for every client. I want that whole routine to run itself.
The workflow you build should pull three data points—task completion status, time spent, and all task descriptions/notes—directly from TickTick at the close of each day. It must then create a Google Doc for every client that shows who worked on what, includes a quick task-by-task summary, and totals the hours for that client.
Those daily docs need to roll up automatically into weekly and monthly reports that highlight each designer’s contribution and show total time spent per client.
N8N, Zapier, Make or a comparable no-code platform is fine, as long as the automation is reliable and easy for me to tweak later. TickTick API credentials and Google Workspace access are ready to go.
Deliverables
• A working automation flow in the chosen tool
• Google Doc templates for daily, weekly, and monthly reports populated with live data
• Clear hand-off documentation (screenshots or short Loom) so I can maintain the setup on my own
The workflow you build should pull three data points—task completion status, time spent, and all task descriptions/notes—directly from TickTick at the close of each day. It must then create a Google Doc for every client that shows who worked on what, includes a quick task-by-task summary, and totals the hours for that client.
Those daily docs need to roll up automatically into weekly and monthly reports that highlight each designer’s contribution and show total time spent per client.
N8N, Zapier, Make or a comparable no-code platform is fine, as long as the automation is reliable and easy for me to tweak later. TickTick API credentials and Google Workspace access are ready to go.
Deliverables
• A working automation flow in the chosen tool
• Google Doc templates for daily, weekly, and monthly reports populated with live data
• Clear hand-off documentation (screenshots or short Loom) so I can maintain the setup on my own