Note that every card in Trello will have a link back to Productboard in the description, and you can also click on the Trello task column in Productboard to open up the associated card in Trello. You can always deactivate the integration or simply delete the task column. All features and subfeatures must be pushed individually. Note: Pushing a Productboard subfeature into Trello creates a new card just as it would for a feature. (Or find this button in the feature's details side pane.) On your board, find the feature you'd like to push to Trello and click Push in the Trello task column.Toggle on these special Trello task columns and the whole task column group if it isn't already displayed.
On the Features board, click the Add columns button, and select Tasks.Customize the color of the status values in Productboard's Trello task column –each mapped to a column in Trello.Choose the Trello board and list where Productboard features will be pushed.Choose the target Trello board and list where you want to create new Trello cards from Productboard.Authorize access to Trello and close the pop-up.In Productboard, in the top left, click your workspace name > Integrations.Configure multiple Trello integrations to push different features to different Trello boards/instances, or the same feature to multiple Trello boards/instances.Navigate from a Trello card back to its associated feature in Productboard via auto-generated links.Push Productboard features or subfeatures into Trello (as cards) and monitor their Trello status from Productboard.Your engineering team can continue managing their development pipeline in Trello while product managers enjoy the flexibility of Productboard for understanding user needs, prioritizing what to build next, and rallying everyone around the roadmap. If you use Trello to track feature development, you’ll find it handy to integrate your Trello instance with Productboard.
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