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When using a standard zap to create a task in Todoist for a New Calendar Event trigger from Outlook, All-Day Outlook events do not get created correctly.

Ideally, an All-Day event would get created with a date only, and no specific start time. 

Instead what happens is that the full yyyy-MM-ddTHH🇲🇲ssZ format start time gets used, which Todoist then interprets as starting at midnight UTC, so my events actually get created on the wrong date (day prior at 7pm, since I am US Eastern time).

Timed calendar events seem to work well with the Zap. 

 

Has anyone tackled this All Day event issue before?

Hi @russ45 

Can you post screenshots with how your Zap steps are configured to give us true context?

If you need to adjust Timestamps, you can use: Formatter > Date & Time > Format

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