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How to stay 'informed' about a card, even if we aren't active members?

We use the kanban approach with Trello, meaning that only members with a specific task to execute are added to a card. 

However, it may be that a manager or colleague in a different function needs to stay aware of the progress of a card.  We are looking for a way to add them as an 'informed member' rather than a member with a specific task. 

Has anyone come up with hacks to create different types of members on a card?  Ones with actions, ones who need to stay informed?  I would like to be able to check Trello for the things I have to do (actions), and then move onto the wider list of projects which I need to remain informed on. 

Thank you! 

 

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Hello, Georgina. You can "follow" the card. That way you won't be a member of the card, but everything that occurs will be informed to you.Capturar.PNG

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Brittany Joiner
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Aug 09, 2022

@GEORGINA POWELL you can "watch" a card! Depending on your language the terminology might be a little different, but check out that button with the eyeball. It's for "watching" and means you'll get notifications about it without actually being listed as a member on the card. You can do that for lists and an entire board too!

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