Mike - Dreamsuite Consulting Expert

You could ensure the Checklist is always updated from its master: So say you have a card called "Example Master", containing the checklist "Master" Set up rules: Rule 1 - Add a link of the card with the recently added checklist to the Master card When a checklist "Master" is added to a card without a name containing…

Did you move or copy it?

To delete a workspace, there is extra protection as the user would have to enter the workspace name in a box to do so. The good news though is that the boards are not deleted, they are just closed. You can reopen them and re-add them to a workspace. https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/deleting-a-workspace/ 

https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/non-profit-and-educational-discounts/ 

You can click here in explorer: Then copy that link and paste it into Trello Alternatively there is a Onedrive power-up

Card repeater is a great little power-up, especially if you have a board structured in a to-do > doing > done style... Are you using Free Trello or paid? Automating recurring tasks will most likely see you hit your quota if you are on the free version but I'll structure the example based around that and use labels instead…

Hi @kota I am not sure exactly the question, what do you mean by full path link? You can always just copy the address in your browser: You can also create an automation to post the link to comment or description of a card, if it helps...

How do you have your boards set up? I find that a per-project approach isn't necessarily the best way to represent your activities in Trello. Based on my decade of Trello experience, when coming across a company with lots of concurrent projects, I would create a single project board with all of the projects detailed in a…

Simplest way to visually notify is to use the List Limits powerup You can go further and use automation to move it back to where it came from. You could even add another operation to post a message to the member who moved it saying, "Uh oh, who's been naughty...." or something along those lines 

One of the coolest automations Trello have added is this one: So say you have a primary project card and from that you generate all the task cards, you can set those cards up with names like "Task 1 in 3 days", "Task 2 in 1 week", "Task 3 end of the month" and automation will interpret that correctly. There are more…

Hi @David LECLERCQ I would advise that you reach out to the guys at Placker who I have always found to be very helpful. https://help.placker.com/en/ 

While you're at it, you should share the feedback to Trello so that it brings it to their attention...

Hi @Gerhard van Heerden I would suggest a card sharing power-up would be more effective. Check out these: Card Share by Hipporello External Share by Tiny Power-ups Club However, you could also look into an automation like this: This will return the card to where it came from if there is more than 1 card already in the…

If you have added custom fields to the template card, they won't copy across to the new one unless they have data in them. Put some dummy data in and the fields will move across to the other boards. Updated description and labels should carry across no problem...

Option 3 of course is that you love Trello so much you Trello in your sleep 🤣

There are 2 theories I can think of... 1) It was an automation and you can rule this in or out by looking next to the comment... You can know for sure if Butler did it because it'll say next to your name. Do you have that? 2) Do you use the Trello app? If it was done on the app and the app didn't sync for some reason (no…

Hi @David Cervera vivancos Try this...

I'm not sure there is support for this, I was about to provide a solution where you ask Google assistant to email your Trello board but when I tried it, I was told that Assistant can't send emails yet either, lame... 😆

Hi @A This still works, you can see there is the "remove background" option...

Atlassian offer this Trello course for free: https://university.atlassian.com/student/collection/850385/path/1432534 There is excellent content here... https://blog.trello.com/ Youtube is your best friend also https://www.youtube.com/@trello

I would suggest something more robust and future proof. If the person leaving has the Trello account linked to his company email address I would do these steps: * Create a new email address, like trelloautomations@companyname.com * Ask the member leaving to go to https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/email and change…

Thanks @bobby __ The community is the best tool Atlassian has to shape their roadmap around the users so I hope the incredible response to this thread can be used as lesson for future feature changes 😀 

I always use the "when a card is added to list {listname}, sort the list..."

Do you have dark mode enabled?

You could create a contractors list with their contact details, name, phone, email address, branch etc. set up as custom fields. When they are added to a card or comment on it, it links to that card as an attachment.

Amazing fields may do the trick... 

On the receiving board you can have an automation like: "when a card with the custom field "Location" set is added to the board, move the card to the top of list {{%Location}}"

Just for the record, I am not working for Atlassian or affiliated in any way, I'm just trying to come up with a solution to help people circumvent this in a simple way... You could adapt it to handle labels with spaces and the rule doesn't have to be created by each user, I just did it in the simplest form possible to help…

@rocavall I have posted this in the other comments but didn't want you to miss out. There is a simple way you can recreate in automation... https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-articles/Solution-Create-card-with-a-label-by-using/ba-p/2386620#M2415

@Danny Foreman This may work for you... Automation Solution https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-articles/Solution-Create-card-with-a-label-by-using/ba-p/2386620#M2415