Michael Pryor Atlassian Team

We have an ecosystem built on top of Trello so other developers can build and market their products to our users. Blue Cat Reports is a power up written by someone who has added a paid service to Trello (like apps on the phone). There are power ups that are free (all the ones that were written by Trello are free) but if…

Correct, Trello cannot be accessed from Cuba. https://help.trello.com/article/1226-sanctioned-countries

No, we don’t really have a phone number. With over 50 million registered users we decided a long time ago that phone support would not scale to the size of our user base. However I am the cofounder and I’m still in here answering questions if that helps. The limit on team boards is 10. After ten boards you would have to…

If your board is in Business Class team, then those Business Class team admins can see your board (regardless of the settings). If your board is in a free team, or no team, then no one can see your board if it is set to Private (unless you add them to the board). If your account is owned by an Enterprise, then the…

"I've been an admin in the past with other team productivity tools and the admin had access to all data for each member whether the data was collaborative or private to the individual. " That's mostly how it works with Trello as well. If your boards are in the team, then the team admins have access to it when your team is…

This URL helps too: https://trello.com/support/transfer-boards

When you add the new account to the board make sure you set it to be an admin!

We’ve recorded a bunch of demos here that you can watch anytime: https://trello.com/en-US/webinars Does that help? We don’t normally do person to person demos because it wouldn’t scale to the number of people we have using trello (over 50mm signups). Then again, I’m one of the cofounders of Trello so maybe we can make an…

I don’t think this is possible. 

Don, could you post a screenshot so we can see what is happening?

I think your coworker just needs to JOIN the board in order to see the elements that allow them to edit the board.

There are a few different ways to approach this. First, you can claim your domain. Then you could purchase Atlassian Access to control the authentication and security of the accounts on the domain. This would allow you to control Access to JSW/Confluence/Trello etc. Lastly, on the Trello side, you can pick and choose who…

By default your custom power ups will not be shown to anyone else. 

I believe if you are paying for business class you can do this. 

If you have Business Class you could add them to your board and make them Observers - then they cannot change anything. 

Trello uses id.atlassian.com for login now so there’s no way to go around this. 

To add a little more explanation, you can add people to boards so they can see all the content in the board and you can also add people to a card - many people use this as a way to assign tasks to people. The initials you are seeing are because you have added yourself to that card - you can do this with the space bar if…

...unless you set the member to Observer (business class feature) which makes them a read only member of the board. 

I’m not 100% certain of this but do you have to click a link to “redeem” your Gold and turn it on?

The best practice is to put all of your boards into your Business Class Team - you can control whether those boards are Private or not even if they are inside the Business Class team. If you do it this way, the boards will always have the Business Class features. There is currently a loophole where some of the Business…

I think you might be on the wrong forum? This is for questions related to trello.com :)

The easiest way to do this is just to remove them from the team. Then if they happen to be invited to any board in the team, they will be a Team Guest (and if not, then you just need to add them individually to any Team Board directly). A "Guest" is just someone that is on a team board but not a team member (so they can…

Hi Kyle - are you talking about this extension? https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/card-color-titles-for-tre/hpmobkglehhleflhaefmfajhbdnjmgim?hl=en If so, you don’t need it. Just click the label on the card and the titles will show. 

Correct.

I think you want a rule like "7 days before a card in list "Future Tasks" is due, move the card to the top of list "Tasks for This Week" Which is slightly different than what you have above. The one you have above just fires when you set the due date on the card. ALSO, note that these rules will not trigger if the cards…

Yes. The permissions they have on the board are separately controlled. You can make them a Normal member (do all the things you said above) or make them an Observer (they can only read, not edit anything).

Have you seen the card aging powerup? It isn't EXACTLY what you are looking for but it sure is close (and it has Pirate Mode which is pretty fun).

Right click on the icon that looks like an arrow up and to the right... and select "copy url" and paste that here - but be aware that anyone can see that attachment then --- so use an attachment you won't care if people see.

Can you try loading the invite url in an incognito window and making sure you are using the same email address to login as the invite was sent to? I wonder if there is a problem with cookies or if there is an email alias happening. The owner of the board can also invite you using your username.

This is the closest we have: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-questions/Is-there-a-way-to-thread-replies-to-comments-on-a-Trello-card/qaq-p/748799#:~:text=There's%20not%20a%20way%20to,for%20the%20comment%20being%20made.