Would love the ability for the task created by a form submission to inherit its due date from a date field in the form response. Alternatively/additionally, being able to automate a task due date in connection to a custom field would be handy.
HI @Jaqueline , this is currently possible in forms. You can add a âDateâ question to your form and connect it to the Due date of the task, either a single day (just due date) or Date range (start & due date)
Not entirely clear what you mean by this.. would you like to elaborate?
Ah! How did I miss this!? Thank you!
Use case: we have an intake form for coupon requests where we ask the submitter for the coupon duration (start date and expiration date). The form submission creates a parent task to create the coupon where its due date is associated with the coupon start date. I have custom field for âCoupon Expiration Dateâ that is populated via form response â Iâd like to automate the creation of a subtask to deactivate the coupon where its due date is tied to the Coupon Expiration Date custom field.
Hi @Jaqueline , you almost made my head explode ![]()
Upon 2nd read through, you could create a custom rule (Business Plan +) as per belowâŚ
In the triggers pane, scroll down to âTask timingâ section and choose âDue date is approachingâ
In the actions pane, scroll down to âCreate newâ section and choose âSubtasksâ
(you can edit the subtask as you like, similar to a task template)
If the couponâs validity is the taskâs start & due date, then I donât see why you need a separate custom date field for âExpiration dateâ, right? Unless I have misunderstood⌠![]()
Iâm mentioning this because, currently in rules, you cannot create the above rule using a custom Date field as a trigger (although it is likely coming soon). So far, this only works with the taskâs native due date field, so maybe you could rethink how you use the due date field in your project for these coupon tasks. ![]()
Yeah, weâve figured out that workaround tying it to the due date, but it would be great if it could function independently of that. Hopefully itâs launched soon!
Yes, hopefully soon!
You can vote for that here: Custom date Field Rules
So I will move this topic to the tips section instead ![]()
Roger that, thank you and upvoted! ![]()

