Find oldest unmodified cards in a team

[Toby Moss]

We have multiple trello boards across our organisation. As a business leader, I would like to be able to identify which cards havent been modified sorted from longest to shortest. Card Ageing is a possible solution but it relies on me going to view each board one at a time. Also if there are multiple cars with >4weeks untouched there is no way to see which is longest without modification. I wonder if there are other solutions out there which can quickly identify where are the oldest unmodified cards.

[Michael Pryor]

Have you seen the card aging powerup? It isn't EXACTLY what you are looking for but it sure is close (and it has Pirate Mode which is pretty fun).

[Toby Moss]

I have @Michael Pryor . It's mentioned EXACTLY in my post why I dont think its a good enough solution and seeking a better one.

[milynnus]

@Toby Moss you can do this by having a program get all the cards in the boards and sort them accordingly and sent it to sheet with enough info that you need. 

There is however a rate limit imposed by Trello which you must manage your batch run. 

[Toby Moss]

Sure. What's the program called? 

[milynnus]

What I meant is that you can use the API or an API wrapper to do it. This involves some coding. I prefer to use py-Trello. You can find it on github. I have been using it to do the heavier plumbing work that cannot be done with Wayscript.