Iain Dooley Community Champion

@Kristen McDougal The only way that I know of allowing people to look at a board without them being a member of the board is to have them as a member of a workspace. From there you can create a board that is workspace visible, and control permissions for non-members, for example you can allow voting and commenting but not…

@Michael Pryor If they join they'll have full access to the board though, she doesn't want them to be able to edit it ... 

@Sara Davis in the card's activity feed, which user is adding the members to the card?

@B M yep $10/month for 5000 minutes. You can buy extra minutes if you need them.

@Mads Kristensen you can use this Trigger in Butler:

@Dan Ivory thanks yeah this one's a dupe: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-questions/Receive-a-webhook-using-trellinator/qaq-p/1716332

@Jan you can use the new timeline view and break down by label: https://help.trello.com/article/1246-timeline-view

@Olivier Herrmann Can you see them in your closed boards list? https://help.trello.com/article/781-reopening-a-closed-board

@Jason R Rasch If you had the next card linked to the previous card, you could do something like: when a due date is marked complete find the first card linked in the attachments and set due in 24 hours then you could chain the cards together. You could use a label on the trigger card to choose which offset to use on the…

@Virginia Le the problem is that when you "find" a card, you make that the subject of any subsequent commands. If instead you use "look up", you will be able to access the variables from the found card but you can use those to set values on the card you're working on. The only rub is that you can't access custom field…

@victoria sounds like you might need to contact support, rather than the community at trello.com/contact

@B M You can automate this with BenkoBot! Here's a command, you will get the chance to review the code before installing it in your board after you enter your api key/token: https://trello.com/c/OL1bpbfM This is triggering based on adding a label "Ready", you can change the label name at the top of the code. If you still…

@Carlos Pozos Ochoa I'll reply here as well as in Reddit :) Note that you shouldn't ever need to edit any of the Trellinator files. This is an undocumented feature, but just create a sheet in your Trellinator spreadsheet called "Custom Webhooks" then put your function names in the first column, no header column. So in your…

@Isaac Tanner-Dempsey the Hipporello and Crmble powerups both offer form integrations that might be a good fit. If you want a custom API integration into Xero you might be able to use Zapier or one of those no code tools, but it also might require something more customised. We created a platform for that kind of thing…

@Dennis D the type of workspace you choose only changes what example templates appear at the top when you first create it, which is used to help people get started. So just pick "Operations" and enter your description as "For British eyes only" and you're done.

@宋　恩美 If this is a command you have created using Butler, then you can open the usage log to see if there was some error when it ran: https://help.trello.com/article/1150-opening-the-butler-usage-log

@Jessie Cuer Here you go! https://trello.com/en/guide

@Ramy Beydoun you'd probably be better off connecting a Chromecast or Apple TV then displaying the web page from another device. 

@Bob Hernon unless you're on Enterprise, there is no real "owner" of a board, workspace or account, so your finding is correct.

@Elise Moana What is it that you'd like to achieve by stacking those lists? There might be another way to achieve the same outcome.

@Susan Puckett okay so you can do this with API automation, but it's reasonably involved. I'll describe how to do this using the Trellinator framework in my BenkoBot platform. One way to skin this particular cat would be to have a board called "Company Level Onboarding Template" and then multiple boards for each Department…

@Danv if you find commands that you would like to implement but which are not accessible through New Butler, you might like BenkoBot which is like a coded version of the old Butler Bot syntax. For example something you might have been able to previously do with Butler Bot would be to loop through all cards in a board when…

@Danv no you can't do that. You have to construct the commands with the command builder. If you find commands written out that you can't figure out how to construct, it might be because they're commands written for Butler Bot before it was integrated as a no code builder. In terms of sharing, though, you can create…

@Lourdes Rodriguez Rivas There are no limits on concurrency, but there are command and operation limits. Have you tried looking in the usage log for any errors? https://help.trello.com/article/1150-opening-the-butler-usage-log

@Robert Jericho You can create a list in your board called "Staff dashboards" and then paste in a link for each staff member, just put their username into the URL. When you view someone else's profile you'll see any cards they're a member of that you have access to. For example any cards that I'm a member of on any public…

@Mostafa Ahmed yeah to my knowledge there's no way to create a unified 2 way email thread with multiple participants natively in Trello

@Mostafa Ahmed yep you can just do this in BenkoDesk to achieve that: @to Recipient 1,Recipient 2,Recipient 3,Recipient 4 They will all be on the email thread, they can reply all, you can reply all from the card and so on. You can also do: @cc and: @bcc 

@Anna Voynyush Michael posted on Reddit recently that the much awaited native card linking will be ready around now. So you'll be able to paste a link to a card in any board and changes you make to the card there will be reflected on the original. So I'd be wary of going too far down this rabbit hole because there's about…

@Mostafa Ahmed hello again :) Yes you could use my product BenkoDesk to originate new emails to multiple people automatically by posting card comments, then the replies would come back to the cards and so on, via a connected Gmail account: http://www.benkodesk.com/ I think handling the replies with the Zapier solution…

@Владимир Быстренко try logging in with username instead of email address