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When emailing to a card, can Trello use the sender of the email as the user commenting

Mark Blackburn

We like to have email chains linked to Trello cards. So if we are corresponding with a customer, we'll add the "Email for this card" to the CC field of the email. However, if more than one Trello user at our company is replying to the chain, they need to keep changing the CC field to their "Email for this card".

Is there any way to get an "Email for this card" that isn't tied to a user and/or have Trello recognize a Trello user in the From: field of email as the user adding the comment to the card?

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Marta Galofre de Alos

Hi Mark,

Marta here, from Trello Support.

I understand how that can feel cumbersome. Right now, I'm afraid there's not another solution to this than to manually change the card's email address. You could maybe try creating a new "generic" board member and grab that member's card email address. Then, type your name in the email when submitting your comment, or adding it on the signature.

This being said, I'll share your interest in this with my team for their consideration

If you're curious about how our team decides on what requests we work on, this article gives some insight into that process: http://help.trello.com/article/724-submitting-feature-requests-for-trello

To see what features our devs are currently working on, check out our dev board at http://www.trello.com/dev.

Cheers,

Marta

Jared J. Wiese

Matt (aka: Batman)

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Hello Jared

My name is Matt, I am a Trello Expert.

When you open a card, there's a "Share and more" button. Click that and it will give you the "email to card" address. emailing to the card will add a comment

Thanks
Matt

Jared J. Wiese

CC @Mark Blackburn @Marta Galofre de Alos

Matthew N

@Jared J. Wiese- looks like this is separate topics. Emailing into the link for the card will create a comment from whomever's link it is. So if you share your email-to-card link with someone and they send an email, it will appear as if you emailed the comment.