I have tried to remove users from the boards as this goes live on Monday and it does not allow us to remove the users , Do we have to wait until then to do this?
There is one that is an admin that I cannot get removed and then 3 others that I need to remove.
300+ comments on here - lots of folks with questions! @Dreamsuite Mike and I are doing a livestream in the morning, April 8th at 9am EST/8am CST, and we'll be happy to chat about some of these changes and try to answer questions live if you need any help figuring out what these changes mean for you and how to figure out what it's going to cost you or how to get rid of collaborators you don't need any more. Feel free to come join if you have questions or want some help! Join the stream here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR29HnSCXYs
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April 8, 2024 edited
@Amanda If those users are admins of the board and you're not an admin of that same board, you won't be able to remove them from the board menu. However, if you go to the Workspace members and Guests pages, you should be able to remove them there.
I want to add 10th collaborator into our board but not successful - it says "This free Workspace is at the 10 collaborator limit and no new collaborators can be added." There are currently 9 people on the board including the admin, what can I do to add one more?
The administrator of our workspaces no longer works with us, how can we change/add a new administrator? (it is already an active member on our workspace). Thank you
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April 11, 2024 edited
@Thereza Cristina Pereira Balthazar@mahoko waga The limit is for the entire Workspace, rather than individual boards. Although the board that you're using may only have 9 members, when all Workspace members and the members of other boards in the Workspace are considered, the total number of collaborators across the Workspaces is at least 10, which is why you're seeing this message.
Hey :) for a sustainability student projekt we use Trello. We're now around 12-15 Members. Some only need to Work with one Board. We don't need most features. Is there a way we can keep using this (at least for one more semester, till we have the capability to change our workflow).
->P.S: You do good work. I understand that you need the money and you deserve it. Unfortunally it's not possible for our student project -.-)
The email I received about the change in Trello says "You're getting an extended 30-day free trial. To help with this change, on April 8, 2024 this Workspace will be eligible for an extended, 30-day free trial of Trello Premium, with no credit card required. Trello Standard and Premium Workspaces can have unlimited collaborators.". I reduced my members to 9 with 1 guest before April 8th. I then clicked on "upgrade to premium" on April 8th. The countdown showed only 14-day premium trial (to now end it 8 days!!). How do I ensure I receive 30-day? I'm in the middle of using the tool to organize a university conference that runs May 8 and 9.
I will not be permanently upgrading to Premium for conference organization. We will be moving to an institutional free platform as we cannot afford the costs.
Subject: Concerns Regarding Recent Changes to Trello Collaboration Limits
Dear Trello Team,
I hope this email finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to share some feedback regarding the recent changes to Trello's collaboration limits, particularly the introduction of limited collaborators on each board.
First and foremost, I want to express our appreciation for the valuable service that Trello has provided to our team over the years. We have relied on Trello extensively to manage our projects efficiently and effectively, and it has been instrumental in streamlining our workflow and enhancing collaboration among team members.
However, we are writing to express our concerns about the recent changes to Trello's collaboration model. While we understand the importance of profitability and the need to introduce new pricing plans, we are disappointed by the restrictive nature of the changes, particularly regarding the limitations on adding members to multiple boards.
As a team that values flexibility and agility in our project management processes, these new restrictions have proven to be quite frustrating and disruptive to our workflow. Being unable to add a member to more than one board severely limits our ability to organize and delegate tasks effectively, ultimately hindering our productivity and efficiency.
In light of these limitations, we have been exploring alternative project management platforms such as ClickUp and Bitrix24, which offer more flexibility and fewer constraints on collaboration. While we would prefer to continue using Trello, the current restrictions have compelled us to consider other options that better align with our team's needs and preferences.
We understand that changes are necessary for any platform to evolve and grow, but we urge you to consider the impact on existing users before implementing such restrictive measures. We believe that by listening to the feedback of your loyal user base and revisiting these limitations, Trello can continue to provide a valuable and user-friendly experience for all.
Thank you for taking the time to consider our feedback. We sincerely hope that you will take our concerns into account as you move forward.
While Bitrix24 isn't on the list, there are also some other ones like MeisterTask, Workstreams. These all have merits and potential but not sure are quite mature enough.
Clickup also looks very generous but it limits things in other ways, like limiting number of field entries on free and also limiting guests on paid plans to those outside of the organisations domain, something Trello doesn't do...
My conclusion is that Trello has been good, perhaps too good for too long from a free and paid pricing perspective and this change had to happen. I think it pretty much puts them on par with the rest of the software out there for pricing.
Hello, thanks for the reply. I wasn't talking about free. I want to opt for the paid plan in Trello, but in 10$ plan, we have limitation of multi board guest. at least you can give that feature in one of the paid plan other than enterprise. And by your reply, I feel you don't care about customer loyalty at all.
I will start by saying that this is a user-based community so although you will see members of the Atlassian team very active, those answering questions are typically fellow users, independent consultants and experts. If you want to directly communicate with Atlassian, this isn't the best place for that...
I do not work for Atlassian, I love Trello, I am a Trello consultant and have been using it long before Atlassian acquired it. I don't have to agree with what Atlassian do and many times I don't. However, I also work consulting and using a lot of other software. I can tell you that the Trello offering is still one of the very best value solutions out there, even despite this change.
Regarding loyalty, I don't care if you stick with Trello or not if I am perfectly honest. In fact, as an independent consultant, I would want you to use the very best solution for your business. If you're selecting purely based on price, I am saying you probably won't find other solutions being significantly cheaper...
Just to clarify, there is no limit to collaborators on paid plans...That means there is no limit of multi-board guests in paid plans at all. You just have to pay for them!
Have a read through the article and take a look at the alternatives, just bear in mind that things aren't always better elsewhere and you have to factor the hidden costs of introducing a new system.
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April 17, 2024 edited
@Christie Stewart If you started your trial earlier in the day on April 8 than when it was switched to 30 days, you would have gotten a 14 day trial. When your trial ends, you should be able to start a new 30 day trial.
1) I need to move all of my boards under one workspace. Assuming that everyone is a member of that specific workspace, when I move the boards, everything (assignments, dates, etc.) should stay intact - is that right?
2) I have 10 co-workers who are all a part of the above mentioned workspace. If I follow the prompts in the picture for my given workspace, everyone will be upgraded accordingly, is that right? No action needed on their end?
If anyone is following this thread and is still confused, worried or in a complete meltdown about this change, I recommend you take a look at this article and join today's livestream.
I am trying to understand the Collaborator vs Member piece. We have 15 people to add to 2 boards. Can we eliminate all but one person as the collaborator, and bring them all back as members to a board if we set it as public? Any help would be appreciated.
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