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Momentum + IFTTT

Use IFTTT applets to turn focus and attention events into lightweight automations.

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Applet triggers
Single-step automation
Wide app coverage
// Automation & glue layer

How Momentum reads automation & glue layer time

IFTTT time is captured by the desktop agent like any other app — here's how it flows into classification, scores, and dashboards.

01
Signals worth automating

Momentum generates operational events all day: productivity scores crossing thresholds, machines flipping between Pending and Approved, idle time exceeding configured limits, agents logging upgrade or installer issues. The automation layer turns those into actions — a ticket when a machine needs approval, a summary when a department's expected-vs-actual trend dips — without anyone watching a dashboard.

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Classifying the connectors themselves

Automation tools are also apps people spend time in, and Momentum classifies that time like any other. Building workflows is genuine work for ops and IT departments, so a department override marks these tools Productive there while the global rule stays Unmarked. The Timeline then shows automation-building as real, attributable effort rather than mystery time.

// Classification guidance

Where IFTTT should land in your app rules

Mark automation platforms Productive for IT, Ops, and RevOps departments via overrides, Unmarked in Global App Rules elsewhere. Most employees never open them, so the global default barely matters — what matters is crediting the people whose actual job is wiring systems together, without scoring a one-off Zap edit for anyone else.

PRODUCTIVENON-PRODUCTIVEUNMARKED
app rules — automation & glue layerLIVE
ZapierPRODUCTIVE
58% of dept time
n8nPRODUCTIVE
44% of dept time
IFTTTUNMARKED
12% of dept time
global rule + department overrides · sample data
// FAQ

IFTTT + Momentum, answered

What Momentum events can trigger automations?+

Typical triggers include threshold breaches on productivity or idle time, machine lifecycle changes (Pending, Approved, Rejected), and daily rollups of active-vs-expected desk time — routed to whatever your automation tool connects to.

Can I automate machine approvals?+

You can automate the surrounding workflow — notifications, ticket creation, reminders for machines sitting in Pending — while the Approve or Reject decision itself stays with an Admin in the console, by design.

Do self-hosted automation tools work?+

Yes. Self-hosted options like n8n integrate the same way, which suits teams that want activity-derived events to stay inside their own infrastructure.

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