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Can I create multiple triggers for one action?

Qwerty Qwerty

Hi everyone! I'm trying to automate my Trello board to sort whenever a card is added, moved, etc. Those have different triggers, and I have to manually add all the actions when sorting to all of them. It gets messy and confusing. I don't see an option to add multiple triggers. Does anyone know if this is possible and how to do it? Thanks!

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Hannah Humbert - Simpla Workflows

Hi @Qwerty Qwerty ! What triggers are you setting up? In some cases you can create OR statements. If it's just the trigger around when a card is created, moved into, copied, or emailed into the board, using "when a card is added to the board" will encompass all of those.

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Hannah Humbert - Simpla Workflows

Qwerty Qwerty

Hi @Hannah Humbert - Simpla Workflows, thanks for responding! I'm also using "when a card is added to [list]", and am using multiple rules for every list in my board, because from my experimentation, the "when a card is added to the board" doesn't seem to do anything when you move a card from one list to another. Is my understanding of this trigger wrong?

Hannah Humbert - Simpla Workflows

Ah, I see. So that's two seperate things:

1. When a card is added/moved/copied to a board. Or when a card is added to a specific list (a brand new card is being created)

2. When a card is moved in a board (an existing card is moved from one list to another).

Do you want the action to trigger when a card is both newly created on a board AND when the card is being moved from one list to another?

And for when a card is being moved between lists, should it apply to ANY list, or just a select few?

Qwerty Qwerty

Yes, it should be when a card is created and moved between lists. I want this to apply to all lists.