Trello integration
Your board updates itself from your inbox
A client emails a request and a card appears in the right list. They approve, and it moves. Trello stops being a thing someone has to remember to update after the conversation is over.
Model Context Protocol: built-in Trello access
Trello is one of the built-in MCP servers in this+that. Connect it once by authorizing with your Trello account and granting access to the boards your workflows need. From that point any workflow can read boards, lists and cards as context, or act on them: create a card, move it between lists, set a due date, add a member or a comment. Authorization is standard Trello OAuth and can be revoked at any time.
Examples of Trello workflows
Requests become cards
"When a client emails a new request, create a card in the Intake list with the message attached"
Approvals move the card
"When the client replies approving the work, move the card to Ready and set the due date they mentioned"
Nothing stalls silently
"If a card in Waiting on client has had no reply in five days, post it to our Slack channel"
The board matches the thread
"When a scope change arrives by email, comment it on the matching card so the history stays in one place"
Combine Trello with your other tools
Trello earns its keep when the board reflects what is happening elsewhere. Pair it with Gmail or Outlook so client requests land as cards, and with Slack so the team sees movement without opening the board. The same request becomes a task in DoBox, and what the client told you along the way goes to the brain rather than staying in one person’s inbox.
Stop updating the board after the fact
Connect Trello and let the cards keep up with the conversation.
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