Hi, I am trying to produce a report from Trello based on the value of a specific custom field.
I can structure the logic around the logic but having trouble formulating the pattern for the email body?
If the custom field - Body Builder = TEST BODY
Then grab the card data for the below custom fields on that card.
Stock No
Customer Name
Due Date
One line per card to produce a list.
Also, if the supplier was to reply to the email where would the reply do to?
The answer here will determine if I send to the supplier directly from Trello or send to the card member and they can forward it onto the supplier. (Want to prevent intervention were possibly) Obviously I need the reply to come back to a specific person. So, they can update the due date in the card if required.
I am also using Blue Cat on a trial if I can't build the automation myself, I might consider paying for this add on whilst I figure it out. Does anyone know where the replies for Blue Cat emails go if replied to?
Hi Tracy!
I'm not sure when you want to send the report, but here's an example of a rule that will send the information you need, including the card name and link.
every day, create a report in variable "Test_report" with all cards with custom field "Body Builder" set to "TEST BODY" using pattern "**[{cardname}]({cardlink})** **Stock No:** {{%Stock No}} **Customer Name:** {{%Customer Name}} **Due Date:** {{%Due Date}}", and send an email notification to "email@email.com" with subject "Test" and message "{$Test_report}"
The result is an email like this one:
I formatted the report's text the way I would like to see it, but you can format the text using the info in this article: https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/how-to-format-your-text-in-trello/
For more details about Automation reports, you can check this one: https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/creating-reports-with-butler/
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