IFTTT Reviews

One feature I really find to be outstanding is it’s flexibility for the everyday user, weather it’s simple saving of emails to cloud storage or more complex automation using multiple platforms IFTT caters to every user level and has so many different applications and options to use.

One disadvantage of IFTT would be its reliance on internet connectivity, it runs purely on line so for some users who may have internet connection issues may see their applets fail.

The use of automated services reduces costs and increases workflow efficiency by automating tasks for emails, making it less likely to miss any important tasks.

Great for linking services and building applets that can do things when triggers are met i.e. link to your bank account and Google sheets and update a financial sheet each time a transaction happens in your account.

nothing, it's great (maybe that the free plan is now severely limited)

automating tasks based on triggers i.e.

It automates many tasks when and how I need them done for me so that I do not have to. It integrates with many of the platforms I use with what is called an "applet". Having the tasks done for me is like having an assistant. I can even have it call me if a certain thing happens with an automated voice that is programmable with what not to say. Easy to use as it takes you through step-by-step via a setup wizard for each applet that you create.

I believe that Zapier is their main competitor. While IFTTT is a whole bunch cheaper, they are missing a few that I wish they had (e.g. Shopify/Microsoft). While they are really competitive in price, they need to become more competitive with integrations.

- It is integrated with my Google Calendar. I have it call me when certain types of events are scheduled.

- If I receive an order from a freelancer website, then it immediately calls me and creates both a calendar entry and a task entry.

Easy to use, its simple and no limit by operations.

Not many apps to integrate and its starting to get more pricy than before. Not good value.

Email notification, proces automation Powerful and very easy to use.

Great software with easy setup and a limitless number if integration capabilities.

Nothing as of yet, the pricing is more than fair and the integrations are easy to set up and just work..

After booking IFTTT imports clients to our Google contact list for use with MailChimp, auto posts to our Facebook page about the booking, and so much more.

IFTTT is very simple to use, even if you have a limited coding background. It's interface is user-friendly and clearly labeled. IFTTT allows me to automate simple tasks, such as copying new calendar events from one calendar to another or automatically backing up photos to another service. IFTTT runs seamlessly in the background daily despite the fact that I don't even have to think about it.

I have no major complaints about IFTTT. They sometimes have had limited connection options, but we've always been able to find a solution.

IFTTT allows us to spend less time on routine administrative tasks. Our applets allow us to remain synced across calendars and avoid double-bookings.

I can almost automate anything easily I required to do without the knowledge of coding. It provides great, fast and useful automations option at such a low pricing.

Recently pricing of IFTTT is increased and amount of applets we can create and advanced options are more restricted now, there should be few more options available in lower plans.

I can automate most of my common business tasks which not only reduce time consumption but also the cost.

Ability to execute specific code and create integration between different services without needing personal hardware.

Ability to execute complex bespoke commands in real-time with a button tap on a smartphone.

IFTTT may be limited by API access of services.

Shortcuts (by Apple), Dropbox, Google Drive, Evernote, and Feedly provide different levels of access.

IFTTT is a tool that allows users to automate their little yet time-consuming tasks with the greatest of ease. You can set it to perform a certain task by creating a dependency for it. For example, it will automatically create an entry in a spreadsheet and publish a post on Facebook if you complete a Fitbit goal, it will share a file in the office chatgroup from your dropbox and send you an email notification for the same if an employee asks for it in the chatgroup. This is just a simple idea it contains much more than this. IFTTT also offers a free trial period for unlimited time which is restricted to up to 5 free applets. It is very simple to use and does not require even 1% of programming experience.

IFTTT is capable to do almost every task by itself yet it is restricted to only those actions which do not require an intelligent quotient. If one wants to create an applet that requires multiple dependencies, can not be created with IFTTT as it is limited to performing the actions that require just one dependency. IFTTT is collaborating with several other service providers to integrate their service but a lot more popular ones are yet to be onboarded.

I am saving a lot of my time by getting some of my actions/tasks done by IFTTT. In my professional life, it is helping me and my team by automating a lot of actions that depend on a certain action that take place. For example, It creates a Facebook Post, a tweet on Twitter, and creates an Instagram story on our client pages as soon as we post blog articles on our clients' WordPress websites. On a personal level, it also helps me turn on my cabin's air conditioner and light as soon as the morning alarm rings in my smartwatch.

A super simple interface. Allows a non-programmer to program your day-to-day "tech chores"

Nothing I can recall. Maybe their font size is big when opening email newsletters - it looks "bulky" :D

Automation of everyday tech chores