How to build an adaptable employee manual with Trello
As your company grows, putting together scalable resources for your employees can be a challenge.
8 ways to track important tasks in Trello
Try as you might to stay on top of tasks, deadlines tend to come up faster than anticipated.
How Palace Law uses Trello to save time, money, and the planet
When you envision a lawyer at work, what comes to mind?
Manage multiple Trello accounts with the account switcher feature
Did you know that many people that use Trello to manage projects and processes at work also use Trello outside of their workplace to collaborate on volunteer efforts, plan their side hustle, and even organize household chores?
Manage your team more securely with Atlassian Guard for Trello
It’s not as simple as just giving your employees the apps they depend on to get their work done. You also need to make sure you’re compliant with dozens of policies, both internal and regulatory, across all the different products your company uses.
Close more deals: how to use Trello as a crm with the crmble power-up
Small business owners and sales managers know the deal. Running a business is hard enough without having to deal with complicated and expensive CRM (Customer Relationship Management) systems to manage your contacts.
6 essential Trello templates you need to run a business
From HR to IT, to every department and acronym in between, there is a Trello board that helps businesses run smoother. Here is a roundup of six essential Trello templates that, at one point or another, are extremely useful for every member of your company.
How to manage a strong sales funnel at every stage with Trello
I feel pretty confident in announcing that I’ve tried all the sales CRM (Customer Relationship Management) tools out there. At least most of them.
The gigantic list of little Trello tips
Trello is like an onion. It’s simple on the surface, but when you peel back the basics of boards, lists, and cards, there are many layers to its potential as your favorite productivity tool.
Trello labels: how to organize, categorize, and prioritize cards
One of the simplest ways Trello users can add a pop of color, structure, and clarity to your boards is by adding labels to cards. With the use of labels, you not only get an extra layer of information at a glance, you also achieve more robust filtering and search capabilities right at the tip of your fingers. You can use labels in many different ways: to prioritize tasks, to organize cards by teams, or to catalog a repository of cards by subject.
5 Trello features that will change the way you work
As more people, teams, and organizations adopt remote work setups and processes, the need for strong digital tools that sustain productivity and foster collaboration will also see an increase. In a distributed environment, you can’t swivel around in your fancy Herman Miller chair to ask your co-worker to help out with the quarterly presentation or even know who is working on what by a simple glance around the office.
How to keep a record of your reading list with Trello
As an avid reader, I always need a way to keep track of my books. From keeping track of recommendations, reviews, and picking out my next book, I have quite the list of requirements for keeping them in order (Dewey Decimal system not required of course).
Get dark mode and Butler automations in the palm of your hand
As mobile devices become more and more essential to get work done and stay productive whenever and wherever you want to, it’s important that Trello works hand in hand with you.