Trello integrationWebsite feedback as Trello cards, on the list you choose.
Clients point at the page and comment. Each pin becomes a card with the screenshot attached and the details a developer needs in the description, so the board is the to-do list.
What you get in Trello
- A pin becomes
- A card, on the board and list you pick for that dock
- The card carries
- The comment, the screenshot as an attachment, and the page, element, viewport and reporter in the description
- Status sync
- One-way. Moving or archiving a card does not resolve the pin
- Connects by
- Trello sign-in. The authorisation does not expire
- Nothing to install
- No Power-Up and no script on your site
- Plans
- Pro and Agency
Connect Trello in three steps
The Trello setup guide has every screen and what to do if something goes wrong.
- Step 1
Authorise Trello
From Integrations, choose Trello and the dock to connect. Trello asks you to allow read and write access; click Allow.
- Step 2
Pick a board and list
Lists are grouped by board, because “To Do” exists on every board you own. The integration stays off until you choose one.
- Step 3
Send a test
Press Test and a card appears on the list within a few seconds.
How it behaves
One list per dock
Each dock sends its cards to its own list, so each client’s board fills with that client’s feedback only.
Archived lists are hidden
Trello still accepts cards into an archived list, where nobody would see them. Layerdock leaves those lists out of the picker.
It is one-way today
Cards are created from pins, and that is all. If you need a status to flow back and resolve the pin, Jira, Linear and GitHub do that.
No token to refresh
The connection lasts until someone revokes it in Trello under Account, Applications. There is nothing that quietly expires after an hour.
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Frequently asked questions
What to know before connecting Trello.
Does moving a Trello card to Done resolve the feedback?
No. The Trello integration is one-way: pins create cards. Resolve the pin in Layerdock, or use Jira, Linear or GitHub, which sync status back.
Is the screenshot on the card?
Yes. The screenshot is attached to the card, and the page, element, viewport and reporter are in the description.
Do I need a Trello Power-Up?
No. You authorise Layerdock with your Trello account and pick a list. Nothing is added to the board.
Do clients need to be on the Trello board?
No. Clients comment from a review link with no account. Only your team needs access to the board.
Which Layerdock plans include integrations?
Pro ($19/mo) and Agency ($69/mo), both per workspace with unlimited reviewers. The Free plan does not include outbound integrations.