Google and Dart overview
Dart was built to work with the Google suite of applications; everything connects seamlessly from Google Docs to Google Sheets and Gmail.
Dart Google integration setup
- To import tasks from Google Sheets into Dart go to the Import page in settings. Then choose Spreadsheet as a source and follow the instructions there to upload a CSV that you've exported from Google Sheets. You can also see our Spreadsheets integration page for more.
- To link Gmail and Dart go the Email integration page in Dart's settings to see further instructions. From there you will be directed to copy a Dartboard's email address and then set up workflows to send emails to that address. You can learn more about the Gmail integration on our Email integration page.
- For Google Docs or other assets, simply link them in Dart tasks to create previews and more easily work between different environments.
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You can upgrade to access additional AI features and other improvements by simply going to Settings and then navigating to Plans and billing. Then just click upgrade to take full advantage of Dart’s capabilities.
The main difference is that Dart is built seamlessly with automation and AI in mind to help you plan and accomplish your projects quicker. We reduce the manual overhead inherent in most PM tools so that you can focus on what matters.
To let Dart work on your tasks for you, simply create a task and then assign it to your Dart AI teammate. Dart AI is proficient with writing and design tasks and we are quickly adding more capabilities.
Yes, we offer offline access for certain features, though some functionalities may sync only when you’re reconnected. This ensures you can stay productive, even without a stable internet connection.
Yes, you can install Dart on multiple devices, providing you the flexibility to collaborate with your team anytime. This multi-device access helps keep everyone on the same page, no matter where they are.
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