Is there a way to talk to a Trello "expert" or "consultant"?

Question

I have a school, and I want to explore different uses of Trello for communication and knowledge sharing with registered students and the public.  I'm not sure what Trello is capable of, and I would love to talk to someone who could help me shape my vision for these applications for Trello.

Esme Crutchley · Answer

Just to add to my previous comment, most to the community who answer Trello questions are really good at Trello, without being a consultant or technically an expert (because there's no qualification we can get in Trello at the moment!).

Most of are Trello nerds! Some of us have free accounts, some have Gold and some (like me) have Business Class accounts, so our information can sometimes be tailored to the specific accounts we have.

Feel free to ask questions on things that you might like to accomplish and one of us is bound to know whether it can be done or not and how to get it done!

@Brittany Joiner is a whizz with Trello, I have been known to have my moments (I'm a heavy user of Trello and Butler) and @Iain Dooley is a Trello Master (if that's not a title, then it should be! There are loads of us around who can help, and if we can't, then we'll probably know who can and can tag them in!

Esme :)

Iain Dooley · Answer

@Alan Gordon I'm a Trello consultant, and have created multiple products on top of Trello as well as custom business systems for clients and an open source Trello API library that runs in Google Apps Script. Feel free to email me iain@benkodesk.com

Andy Heinzer · Answer

While I work for Atlassian, I don't consider myself a Trello expert.  But I agree with Esme's suggestion to contact Trello Support.  This is the best way to get a one on one interaction with an expert on the topic of Trello.  I am confident they can guide you and answer your questions.

If you have questions about Trello that you would like to ask in Community you are always welcome to do so as well.  But it sounds like you might want a more personal interaction here.