How do I see recent activity on Trello?
When you click ‘View all activity’ at the bottom of the activity feed, you have the ability to view only comments. Selecting the “Load more activity” link at the bottom of the activity feed will open a pop-up window that lets you view all of the activity on the board since the board’s creation.
Can you get reports from Trello?
While Trello doesn’t offer reporting functionality natively, you may find certain Power-Ups like Charts by Vizydrop useful for creating the data sets that you need. Check out all our Analytics and Reporting Power-Ups here.
Can you track time with Trello?
Time for Trello: Time for Trello uses data entered in Trello to collect time information about your projects, tasks, and Workspace members. TMetric: Trello time tracking app. Customizable reports and full-time control on your cards and board activity.
How does the Lucky list work in Trello?
Watch as the cards on that lucky list magically organize themselves, cascading by their due date. (Cards marked done and cards without dates appear at the bottom.) This will sort the cards for everyone on the list, and enables everyone to be aware of upcoming deadlines. Now that’s what a shared perspective is all about.
What does the Trello app do for You?
Trello lets you work more collaboratively and get more done. Trello’s boards, lists, and cards enable you to organize and prioritize your projects in a fun, flexible, and rewarding way.
When to use Butler in advanced checklists in Trello?
Just like other actions in Trello, Butler’s automation prowess can be applied to members and due dates in Advanced Checklist items when triggered by rules, card buttons, and due date commands.
How can I find out when my Trello cards were last active?
On the Cards page, your assigned cards can be sorted by Trello board or by due date. You can choose to show cards across multiple teams or just a selected team, and filter for when the cards were last active—in the last day, week, month, year, or all (which might invoke the Ghost of Forgotten Projects Past.)