01Auto-create Trello cards from client emails
Every time a new email arrives in your Gmail inbox from a client, automatically create a new Trello card on your project board. The card is populated with the email subject as the title and the sender's details in the description — so no task ever slips through the cracks.
02Log sent emails as Trello card comments
When you send an email to a client or collaborator, automatically add a comment to the relevant Trello card documenting that the message was sent, who it went to, and the timestamp. Keep your project cards as a complete communication log without any manual effort.
03Move Trello cards forward when approval emails arrive
When you receive an email with a specific keyword (like 'approved' or 'confirmed') in your Gmail inbox, automatically update the matching Trello card's status or list — for example, moving it from 'Waiting for Approval' to 'In Progress'. No more manually checking email then updating your board.
04Spin up a new Trello board for every new project inquiry
When a new email arrives that signals a project kick-off — such as a message from a new lead or a subject line containing 'new project' — automatically create a brand-new Trello board dedicated to that project. Hit the ground running without the setup overhead.
05Track outbound proposals with Trello card updates
Each time you send a proposal or follow-up email from Gmail, automatically update the corresponding Trello card to reflect the latest outreach activity. Keep your pipeline board always up to date without switching between apps.
06Create support tickets from inbound customer emails
When a support request lands in your Gmail inbox, automatically create a new Trello card on your support board with the customer's name, email subject, and a timestamp. Pair it with a comment containing the email body so your team has full context right inside Trello.