How to Add a Card Registered in Trello to Notion

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How to Create a Workflow to Integrate Trello and Notion

So far, we have introduced the benefits.
Now, let's quickly integrate the apps we will use this time with Yoom!
Once you have completed the registration of My Apps, we will create a flow bot "Add to Notion when a card is registered in Trello".

Step 1: My Apps Integration

‍By integrating My Apps first, the subsequent settings will proceed smoothly.
First, let's integrate Trello and Yoom that you are using.
Select My Apps → "+ Add" from the left side of the Yoom page.

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Please search for Trello.
Please refer to this article for registration.

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Next, integrate with Notion.
Search by app name in the same way as before and proceed with the integration.
Once logged in, don't forget to check the page you want to access. (Later, the page you want to add may not be reflected in the database integration.)
This time, we want to register on a page called test1001, so we will check it.

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Once the apps integrated with My Apps are displayed, it is complete.

‍Step 2: Set Triggers and Actions

‍This time, we will use it.
Open the template page and click 'Try it'.
If you are using Yoom, log in, and if you are new, please register as a member.

When you proceed, the template will be automatically copied to your workspace.
You can change the template name as needed.
Click on My Projects on the left to find the template you just copied.
Click the ellipsis (...) on the right and select Edit.

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This time, it's just two steps.
Let's set it up together!

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Now, let's set up the app trigger.
Select "When a card is newly created (Webhook)".

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You can change the title to make it easier to understand.
Check the account information to be linked.
Keep the trigger action as it is and proceed to the next step.
Please set the required fields.

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Test without entering anything on the following screen, and if the Trello card information is reflected in the output, save it.

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Next, click "Add Record".
Again, check the account information to be linked.
Keep the action as it is and link the database.

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Proceed to the next step, and select the required fields from the output as follows.

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Set the other fields in the same way.

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Test this as well, and if there are no issues, save it.

Finally, turn on the app trigger to complete.
Thank you for your hard work.

Even someone like me who is not familiar with programming was able to proceed easily.
Here is the Flowbot used this time ↓

Other Automation Examples Using Trello and Notion

In addition to the flow introduced this time, you can achieve various business automations by using the APIs of Trello and Notion.
Both can be used with simple settings, so if you find something that interests you, please give it a try!

Other Automation Examples with Trello and Notion

You can extract tasks from Notion until the end of the month and create cards in Trello.
Additionally, by integrating with Slack, you can archive Trello cards and send notifications when the status is marked as complete in Notion.

Example of Automation Using Trello

Add to Trello When a Task is Registered

Tasks can be automatically added to Trello when registered, streamlining the process of manual input into Trello.

Register a Task in Trello When a Deal is Won

Since you can automatically convert routine tasks according to the progress of the deal, there should be no need to request or give instructions for tasks each time.

Notify when a new card is created in Trello

With notifications, you can immediately be aware when a new card is created, allowing for prompt action and smoother progress of the entire project.

Examples of Automation Using Notion

Extract and notify tasks due today from the Notion database daily

By notifying tasks due today in bulk, there is no need to manually notify each member, and the tasks to be done that day may become clear among the team.

Summarize Incoming Content and Post Messages to Notion

By quickly reflecting summaries of incoming emails and post messages in Notion, you can achieve faster data management operations.

Benefits of Integrating Trello and Notion

Reduction of Manual Work and Improvement of Work Efficiency

By integrating Trello and Notion, you can save the effort of manually transferring card information, allowing you to spend more time on other tasks.
This should also reduce the risk of human errors such as input mistakes from manual work.
In scenarios where multiple projects or tasks are managed, the introduction of this automation contributes to improving the quality and accuracy of work, thus enhancing overall work efficiency.

Real-Time Information Updates and Sharing

When a new card is added in Trello, the information is immediately reflected in Notion, enabling the entire team to quickly grasp the latest task status.
This eliminates information time lags, allowing the entire team to act based on the same information, which may help prevent task omissions.
Even in projects that require quick decision-making, smooth responses are possible, making it easier to grasp overall tasks and contributing to the smooth progress of the project.

Conclusion

This time, we introduced a flow bot that "adds to Notion when a card is registered in Trello"!
By integrating Trello and Notion, you can expect to reduce manual work and achieve real-time information sharing.

Although we integrated with Notion this time, it is also possible to transfer to other apps like kintone.
Additionally, by utilizing Yoom, you can easily create automated flows without programming knowledge!
Please try integrating Trello and Notion using this article as a reference.

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