Manage your organizations, boards, lists, cards, and members.
Prerequisites
You must have the Trello account.
How to set up
Create a Power-Up
Make sure you're logged into your Trello account. Navigate to this page and click New to begin creating a new Power-Up.
Fill out the required fields and proceed to the next step.
Next, generate a new API key:
Once your API is created, you'll need to gather the API key value and generate a token. The API secret is not needed for this plugin.
Copy the API key and paste it into the key input in your plugin settings.
Click the Token link to begin the process of generating a token. The next page you're taken to will ask if you want to give the following application access to your account. Scroll to the bottom of the page, click Allow, and copy the token from the next page.
Copy the token and paste it into the token input in your plugin settings.
That's it! You're ready to start using this plugin.
Migrating From Version 2.1.0
Before You Start
If you're still using version 2.1.0 of this plugin, copy your key and token and keep it some place safe before you upgrade.
The new plugin version changes how the key and token are used, so you'll need to copy them down somewhere before you change versions, else you'll need to gather the keys again before you can use the new version.
Copy your key and token from the current version of the plugin:
You only need one copy of each, so once you have each value saved, update the plugin to version 3.0, then add your key and token back into the new inputs:
That's it! You now only need one key and token for the entire plugin with this new update.
In this example, we'll use a group to display our data. Since we're using buttons to trigger our API calls, we'll leave the data source blank and use a Display data in group action to send the results to the group.
Set up the API call
Now that your group is set up properly, let's configure the workflow action to get the specified Organization and display the results. In this demo, we're using the blue "Get" button to do this.
Once the correct data type is selected, map the corresponding inputs on your page to their respective paths and/or parameters.
That's it! Refer to the documentation link at the top of this page to learn more about this API call.
Available Parameters (* indicates a required value)
In this example, we'll use a repeating group to display our data. Since we're using buttons to trigger our API calls, we'll leave the data source blank and use a Display list action to send the results to the repeating group.
Set up the API call
Now that your repeating group is set up properly, let's configure the workflow action to retrieve the Boards and display the results. In this demo, we're using the blue "Retrieve" button to do this.
Once the correct data type is selected, map the corresponding inputs on your page to their respective paths and/or parameters.
That's it! Refer to the documentation link at the top of this page to learn more about this API call.
Available Parameters (* indicates a required value)
id* - The ID of the Organization.
Get Organization (Previously Team) Members - Data Call
In this example, we'll use a repeating group to display our data. Since we're using buttons to trigger our API calls, we'll leave the data source blank and use a Display list action to send the results to the repeating group.
Set up the API call
Now that your repeating group is set up properly, let's configure the workflow action to retrieve the Organization and display the results. In this demo, we're using the blue "Retrieve" button to do this.
Once the correct data type is selected, map the corresponding inputs on your page to their respective paths and/or parameters.
That's it! Refer to the documentation link at the top of this page to learn more about this API call.
Available Parameters (* indicates a required value)
Assign a workflow action to any button on your page to trigger the creation of your Organization (Previously Team). Use the searchbar or look under the Plugins section to find Trello - Create Team.
Once the action is opened, map the corresponding inputs on your page to their respective parameters.
That's it! Refer to the documentation link at the top of this page to learn more about this API call.
Available Parameters (* indicates a required value)
displayName* - The name to display for the Organization
In this example, we'll use a repeating group to display our data. Since we're using buttons to trigger our API calls, we'll leave the data source blank and use a Display list action to send the results to the repeating group.
Set up the API call
Now that your repeating group is set up properly, let's configure the workflow action to retrieve the Board's Lists and display the results. In this demo, we're using the blue "Retrieve" button to do this.
Once the correct data type is selected, map the corresponding inputs on your page to their respective paths and/or parameters.
That's it! Refer to the documentation link at the top of this page to learn more about this API call and other formatting requirements.
Available Parameters (* indicates a required value)
board-id* - The ID of the Board.
cards - Filter to apply to Cards. Accepted values are all, closed, none, open.
filter - Filter to apply to Lists. Accepted values are all, closed, none, open.
Assign a workflow action to any button on your page to trigger the creation of your Board. Use the searchbar or look under the Plugins section to find Trello - Create or Copy a Board.
Once the action is opened, map the corresponding inputs on your page to their respective parameters.
That's it! Refer to the documentation link at the top of this page to learn more about this API call and other formatting requirements.
Available Parameters (* indicates a required value)
name* - The new name for the board. 1 to 16384 characters long.
desc - A new description for the board, 0 to 16384 characters long.
idOrganization - The id or name of the Workspace the board should belong to.
idBoardSource - The id of a board to copy into the new board.
keepFromSource - To keep cards from the original board pass in the value "cards". Otherwise, pass in "none".
In this example, we'll use a repeating group to display our data. Since we're using buttons to trigger our API calls, we'll leave the data source blank and use a Display list action to send the results to the repeating group.
Set up the API call
Now that your repeating group is set up properly, let's configure the workflow action to retrieve the Board's Labels and display the results. In this demo, we're using the blue "Retrieve" button to do this.
Once the correct data type is selected, map the corresponding inputs on your page to their respective paths and/or parameters.
That's it! Refer to the documentation link at the top of this page to learn more about this API call.
Available Parameters (* indicates a required value)
Assign a workflow action to any button on your page to trigger the creation of your List. Use the searchbar or look under the Plugins section to find Trello - Create List.
Once the action is opened, map the corresponding inputs on your page to their respective parameters.
That's it! Refer to the documentation link at the top of this page to learn more about this API call and other formatting requirements.
Available Parameters (* indicates a required value)
board-id* - The ID of the Board to add the List to.
name* - The name of the List.
pos - Position of the list. Accepted values are "top", "bottom", or a positive floating point number.
In this example, we'll use a repeating group to display our data. Since we're using buttons to trigger our API calls, we'll leave the data source blank and use a Display list action to send the results to the repeating group.
Set up the API call
Now that your repeating group is set up properly, let's configure the workflow action to retrieve the Cards in a List and display the results. In this demo, we're using the blue "Retrieve" button to do this.
Once the correct data type is selected, map the corresponding inputs on your page to their respective paths and/or parameters.
That's it! Refer to the documentation link at the top of this page to learn more about this API call.
Available Parameters (* indicates a required value)
list-id* - The ID of the List to retrieve all Cards from.
Assign a workflow action to any button on your page to trigger the creation of your Card. Use the searchbar or look under the Plugins section to find Trello - Create a Card.
Once the action is opened, map the corresponding inputs on your page to their respective parameters.
That's it! Refer to the documentation link at the top of this page to learn more about this API call and other formatting requirements.
Available Parameters (* indicates a required value)
idList* - The ID of the List to add the new Card.
name - The name of the Card.
desc - The description of the Card.
pos - Position of the card in the list. Accepted values are "top", "bottom", or a positive floating point number.
due - Optional due date.
idMembers - Comma-separated list of member IDs to add to the card.
idLables - Comma-separated list of label IDs to add to the card
Changelogs
Update 15.09.24 - Version 3.11.0
Minor update (Marketing update).
Update 25.07.24 - Version 3.10.0
Minor update .
Update 24.06.24 - Version 3.9.0
Updated demo/service links.
Update 22.11.23 - Version 3.8.0
updated description.
Update 22.11.23 - Version 3.7.0
updated description.
Update 19.10.23 - Version 3.6.0
Updated description.
Update 18.09.23 - Version 3.5.0
updated description.
Update 13.09.23 - Version 3.4.0
minor updates.
Update 04.09.23 - Version 3.3.0
updated description.
Update 12.07.23 - Version 3.2.0
updated description.
Update 26.06.23 - Version 3.1.0
updated description.
Update 09.03.23 - Version 3.0.0
Breaking Change - Before updating, see the doc link for instructions on how to update. Only 1 key/token required now. .
Update 02.04.20 - Version 2.1.0
Update to Create Board Call: You can now create OR copy to a new board from an existing board. New data source: Get Board Labels. Updated documentation for all calls..
Update 20.01.20 - Version 2.0.0
Updated date fields to be recognized as date/time values for boards, lists, and cards..
