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Hi @Walter Osterman ! Are you looking to keep track of your own personal tasks, or are you needing to oversee a team as well (or both)? Team tables might help, also Unito can enable you to build master boards that consolidate cards from multiple boards. For example, you can create a "Master Walter to do" and only sync the…
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Hi @Jérome Sicart did you manage to achieve this with Butler? Unito should be able to achieve what you want as well. You can connect boards to Jira projects and choose which cards you want to sync over, along with which fields you want to map. It's a bidirectional sync as well if you needed certain info synced back to…
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It doesn't look like there is a native way to do this, but there is a 3rd party called Unito which might be able to help. It's not designed as a migration tool, but more for ongoing synchronization, but you can do a historical sync to take over all your tasks from Clickup, including the task contents
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Are you looking to migrate all data over to Trello and decommission Clickup? Or are you wanting to continue using both and sync information between the two?
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You might be able to achieve this with Unito. First thing that comes to mind is to create an overview board to consolidate the cards you need to see. You can choose to sync all cards from the "origin" boards, or just a subset.
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Ah, I see! Yes I saw Team Tables - I might have a play around with both :)
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I think you might be able to achieve this with Unito. You could create a secondary board and make this one read-only, and then sync it with the original board. The secondary board is the one you share with the team. When you update or add cards to the original board, all of that would sync with the secondary board.
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I'm looking at using Unito to achieve something similar to this! Basically, you can create different boards for each of your team members, and then sync the relevant cards from the main board to the individual's board. It's a bidirectional sync so the main board would be kept up to date. Your team members can also organize…
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I'm looking at setting up something sort of similar and was looking at trying out Unito. Was there something that Unito couldn't do to achieve this?