I would like to run an automation that when a new board is created (using Zapier to copy a new board) a new card will be created in a list on that board. But the name of the board will be always the same as the card that is created there. In this case the name of the client. Can we run a specific automation like is?
For now i have to add the name of the board but the board name can change so its a lot of work to do this.
Hi!
Yes, this is absolutely doable! Since you're already using Zapier to copy the board, you just need to add one more step to your existing Zap.
How to set it up:
Your Zap should look like this:
This way, every time a new client board is created, Zapier will automatically create a card with the client's name on it — no manual work needed.
Unfortunately, Trello's built-in automation (Butler) doesn't have a "when board is created" trigger, so this can't be done with Butler alone. Zapier is the right tool for this
use case.
Hope this helps!
Thanks! Is it also possible to run a different automation where adding a card on one board reacts in adding a card on the board we have created in the other automation? That means that we don't use the same automation but make a new one with a specific trigger and then create a card on xx board?
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Yes, this is absolutely possible — and you can do it with Trello's built-in automation (Butler), no Zapier needed!
Go to Automation → Rules on your source board and create a rule:
Trigger: When a card is added to list "List Name"
Action: Create a card in list "List Name" on board "Target Board Name"
You can also map the card name, description, labels, and members to the new card.
If you need it to work across any list (not just a specific one), you can use the trigger "When a card is created" instead.
A few things to keep in mind:
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