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Create a new listing on Etsy when a new card is created on Trello
Every time a new card is created on Trello, Make will automatically create a new listing on Etsy. This example uses the description of the card to add the values of the "description" ,"price" , and "quantity" in the listing. To use this example you need to enter the description of the Trello card in a certain format separated by ",". This is the format used "Description, Price, Quantity".
Add new Xero orders to Trello as cards
Every time a new order is created in Xero, Make will automatically create a new card in Trello.
Create a new card in Trello when sending a trigger in Skype
Every time a skype message is sent that starts with a unique text in a special format, Make creates a new Trello card. The format used for the Skype message in this example is "unique text, name of Trello card, description of Trello card".
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