Quick action for a single date

  1. In your workflow editor, click + Add step.
  2. Select Integrations → Quick action.
  3. Click Configure.
  4. In the Quick action operation field, select Calculate datetime.
  5. Configure your base date. You can:
    • Select Use Now or Today — useful if you want to calculate a day relative to the current time (e.g. in 3 days).
    • Manually enter a date in YYYY-MM-DD format or select a data reference — useful when calculating a date based on input from another integration step.
  6. Select the Calculation type - adding or substracting values.
  7. Select the Time unit. For example:
    UnitDescriptionExample Use Case
    ”Full Date”Strips time portion; keeps only date.2025-08-18
    ”Full Time”Strips date portion; keeps only time.14:32:00
    ”Full Datetime”Retains both date and time.2025-08-18T14:32:00Z
    ”Minute”Adds/subtracts minutes.
    ”Second”Adds/subtracts seconds.
    ”Quarter”Adds/subtracts quarters (3-month periods).
  8. Enter or select the time to adjust.
  9. Select the timezone to which the calculation should apply.
  10. (Optional) Configure the advanced settings to exclude or include specific dates. Exclusions only work with adding as the Calculation type.

Supported use cases


Custom integration for adjusting a batch of dates

  1. In your workflow, create a form step with two form fields:
    • Date — the date you want to use for the calculation.
    • Short text — the number of days to add or subtract (as input from the user).
To subtract days, enter a negative number (e.g. -5). To add days, use a positive number (e.g. 3).
  1. Add an Integration step after the form step.
  2. Click Settings and configure the integration:
  • Method: POST
  • URL: https://integrations.nextmatter.com/g/utils/calculatedate
  • Headers: Content-Type: application/json
  • Body: see examples below

Define output variables

In the Results to be used in later steps section, click Add variable.
  • For a single output:
    NameValue
    calculatedDate$.date
  • For multiple entries (batch):
    NameValue
    calculatedDate1$[0].date
    calculatedDate2$[1].date
    calculatedDate3$[2].date