Hello everyone,
I have been using Trello for a year. Everything is perfect, except for one issue. I have forwarded all emails from my Gmail to Trello. New emails notification is good. However, for the update emails (you know, people often discuss things back and forth in the same email), Trello just adds them as messages at the bottom of the Trello card. What even worse is that if I have archived that card, there will not be any notification if any update email comes in.
What I expect is that when I receive an email (no matter a new one or an update one), Trello will create a new card at the most top position in the first list (I name this list "Inbox") or reopen the old card at the same place. And put the newest message as the content.
Is there any way I can achieve this goal? Even some programming work required, I'd like to try.
Thank you.
A Trello lover,
Wenbin
@Wenbin Yang yep, this is a huge problem IMHO and one that I reported years ago. It's the fact that this happens which means I basically abandoned the "Email to board" feature of Trello.
Recently, the Gmail add-on for Trello became available in the Gmail mobile app which means that you can more easily create cards from your emails on any device which may be a useful workflow instead of using the email to board feature.
I also created Benko Board which allows you to use Trello as a Gmail client, completely obviating the need to forward/add cards into Trello:
Thank you for your answer. I checked this Benko Board. It is better than expected.
However, it is not clear how you would charge for this service? Is it $49 forever or for a year?
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@Wenbin Yang currently it's $49 one off. It runs inside your Google Drive, so I don't have to host it. In future I may make it $49 annually, but anyone who buys now will have it at $49 forever as a one off payment :)
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@Iain Dooley Awesome. Is G-suite still required? I read that on your product announcement post. Any other requirement?
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@Wenbin Yang you can *technically* use it with a free Gmail account but it exhausts the quotas, so a G-Suite account is highly recommended.
No other requirements :)
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