I received an email from Atlassian to log into Trello before 18th November to avoid having my boards deleted. I logged in today (3rd Nov) and all my boards are missing. I am not sure why or how this happened as they were there the last time I logged in. How can these be reactivated please?
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November 26, 2025 edited
@Kerry Cheong Hi there! Thank you for your patience. We created a ticket on your behalf and sent you a message on the ticket. We can continue the conversation there and work toward a resolution.
@G subramanyam Thank you for your assistance in this thread!
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Hi @Kerry Cheong welcome to the Atlassian community.
I'm sorry to hear that your Trello boards are missing after logging in! This can be inconvenient, especially with the email deadline approaching.
Some of the reasons for this behaviour:
Logged into the wrong account (Most common cause).
On the Trello free plan, boards are often closed (archived) if they haven't been actively used, or if a Workspace exceeds the board limit.
The email you received about the November 18th deadline is likely related to Trello's Dormant Account Policy, which addresses inactive (dormant) accounts.
Please try these steps:
Check for closed boards (Archived): official Documentation
@G subramanyam Thank you, I tried all of these and nothing is working to bring back my boards. Can you or someone submit a ticket for me please to have this investigated by the Atlassian team?
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Hi @Kerry Cheong thank you for letting me know. I have requested support from Atlassian Team and one of their support person will interact with you on this question thread.
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