Michael Pryor Atlassian Team

Not really. You could use the email to board feature to let people create cards via email and then they wouldn't have access to the board to change anything.

Your boards will still be there. You may need to move them into the Team that you added Business Class to though: https://help.trello.com/article/752-changing-the-team-to-which-a-board-belongs#:~:text=Change%20the%20team%20a%20board,now%20associate%20your%20board%20with. You can find the boards under the board menu in the…

I’m not sure what you mean. Everything you create and do is private. You CAN set your board to be public and you CAN invite other people to see your boards but by default none of those things will happen. 

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Unfortunately we won't be making a Kindle app. We had one, super low usage, and so it was discontinued.

Oh, one other thing. If they read the notification in Trello, then I don't think they would also get an email.

Have they set the setting in Trello to never email them? https://help.trello.com/article/793-receiving-trello-notifications Alternatively, does the email go into their SPAM folder? Lastly, if their email account is new-ish, and Trello tried to email them before it was set up (like a new employee) and the mail server said…

You can look through all the archived cards on a board. https://help.trello.com/article/795-archiving-and-deleting-cards It's in the sidebar on right hand side, under More... 

Can you post some screenshots?

ok, then yes, you likely want to download it to your computer and add it to Trello by uploading. You don't want to use the Google Drive connection.

But if you update the Google Drive version then it won't be reflected in the copy you made in Trello... is that what you want as well?

"Is my only option to download the file to my computer first, then attach it to Trello from there?" Maybe? It sounds like you don't want to use Google Drive (the cloud service to store the file). The reasons to use Google Drive would be that it uses Google's security/login/permissions. They could then open it in PowerPoint…

You want to "watch" the board: https://help.trello.com/article/799-watching-cards-lists-and-boards

Apologies for the answer in English... Here are instructions on how to delete a board: https://help.trello.com/article/801-deleting-a-board You cannot have both Eric and Sophie on the same board and have them only able to edit/move certain cards. If they are on the board, they either have full permissions on all cards on…

Google. You probably have a filter/forwarding setup in Google settings that is directing emails to a trello email address and the error you posted is from the mail server bounce.

We make it really hard to delete cards. You can’t do it by accident. (You first need to archive the cards which many people complain about, but this is the trade off we made because we don’t want people to do it by accident). I would look in the archive or your browser history (or ask your employee) to try to find out what…

I don’t think this is a restriction on the Trello side. It sounds more like blocking of resources that trello needs by the VPN

User = person. So in your example, $40. 

Ok, but did you click on the card to open it like in the screenshot above? What happens when you try to edit the label there?

Paid customers of Business Class can add Observers to the board who have limited permissions. 

Make a team called "Allison's Boards". Then add the board to that Team and everything will work like it did before. If you WANT to create a team for each client, you could do that too. I don't know if your setup requires it but sounds like it might not.

You don't need to create a Team for every client. If the boards are private, then the only people that can see them are the people on the boards or the Team Admins. By default people on Team boards don't see other Team Boards unless you add them to the Team and make the board Team Visible.

You can also use the API. https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/guides/rest-api/object-definitions/ /boards/{boardid}/actions URL will give you all the actions, but you'll need to get a token and key for the URL.

Company A adds someone from Company B to the board as an admin. Then Company B can remove people (or company A people can leave) and move the board to one of Company B's teams. That's it. Company A won't have access anymore if they are not on the board.

You can take any board that you have set up and turn it into a template for you or others to use! https://help.trello.com/article/1187-creating-template-boards

We are moving to a model where you can think of Teams as Workspaces and all boards will be in a Workspace. There are a lot of small changes we need to make (and some big ones) to get there but you can imagine the end state as all boards are in a Workspace (and a Workspace is essentially what we call a Team today). One of…

Open the card, so you can see the back like this: then click the labels button. What happens?

Think of the team as just a container for boards - internally we are considering renaming them to Workspaces. But yes, it's mandatory to place the board in a team to add people to it.

Once you add the board to a team, that option will reappear. 

You could just create lists for each of those stages and each card would be a case. Add all the case info to the card, move the card through the lists left to right as it progresses from identifying witnesses to collecting evidence to receiving their response.