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Integrate GitHub and Trello through the Make platform by configuring GitHub repositories to automatically update Trello boards whenever a new pull request is made. This integration aligns project management and development by minimizing manual tasks, enabling automatic status updates, and improving operations. With GitHub as a trigger and Trello as an action, you enhance efficiency and collaboration by adapting workflows to meet project demands.
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Add GitHub pull requests as Trello cards
When you have new pull requests in GitHub, this automation will retrieve the requests and creates Trello cards for you.
TRY IT ->Create GitHub issues when cards are moved to a list in Trello
When you move cards to a list that you are watching in Trello, the names and IDs of the cards will be retrieved and issues on GitHub will be created automatically.
TRY IT ->Create Trello cards from new GitHub events
This automation will instantly receive new events in GitHub and create Trello cards with the information for you.
TRY IT ->Create issues on GitHub from new card activities on Trello
Whenever there are new card activities in Trello, Make will automatically retrieve the activities and create issues on GitHub.
TRY IT ->Create Trello cards from new GitHub issues
Every time a new issue is created in GitHub, Make will automatically create a new card in Trello.
TRY IT ->Create GitHub issues from new Trello cards
Every time a new card is created in Trello, Make will automatically create a new issue in GitHub.
TRY IT ->Create Trello cards from new Google Sheets spreadsheet rows
Create new Trello cards every time you add a row to your Google Sheets spreadsheet, powered by Make. This template uses this [example spreadsheet that we recommend to download](https://goo.gl/BqvfTW).
TRY IT ->Watch Trello activities and update Google Sheets rows accordingly
Automatically track Trello activities and update corresponding Google Sheets rows. Streamline project management by syncing task updates with real-time data integration.
TRY IT ->Generate documents with Google Doc and create Trello cards from new Google Sheets rows
Automatically generate documents using Google Docs templates and create Trello cards from new Google Sheets rows for streamlined project management and documentation.
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How to setup GitHub and Trello in 5 easy steps
Log into Make
Begin by accessing your Make account to prepare for setting up connections.
Decide GitHub connection method
Choose between using OAuth or a token to connect GitHub, as each requires different steps.
Authorize GitHub access
For OAuth, add a GitHub module and authorize to complete the connection securely.
Start connecting Trello
Add a Trello module in Make to initiate the connection with Trello.
Authorize Trello access
Login to Trello if needed and confirm access to finalize the connection.
Improve workflow with GitHub and Trello integration for real-time sync
Discover effective issue management and better collaboration by integrating GitHub and Trello using the Make platform. Automate updates, reduce manual tasks, and improve project tracking efficiency.
Automatically sync issues between GitHub and Trello, ensuring up-to-date tracking and management.
Facilitate communication and task visibility across development and project management teams with synchronized updates.
Reduce manual data entry by auto-creating tasks and issues in both platforms, saving time and effort.
Receive instant notifications and updates across platforms by automating events and status changes.
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