Connect Trello and Google Meet to unlock the power of automation

You can set up a trigger in Trello using our integration platform to start a Google Meet when a card is moved to a specific list, such as 'In Progress' or 'Meeting Scheduled.' This automatic action ensures that team members are notified and can join the meeting promptly.

Currently, our integration supports creating one-time meeting links. For recurring meetings, you may set reminders manually within your calendar application or use an external tool that supports recurring events.

You'll need permission to access both your Trello boards and Google Calendar. Authorization will be requested during the setup process to ensure that meetings can be scheduled seamlessly.

Yes, you have flexibility in choosing which actions will trigger the creation of a Google Meet link. For instance, creating a card, moving it between lists, or adding specific labels can be customized as triggers in our integration setup.

Once a Google Meet link is generated by an action in Trello, it is typically posted on the relevant card for easy access, ensuring all board members who have access to that card can join the meeting.

While you cannot track attendance directly within Trello via our integration, you can view attendee lists and related details through your Google Calendar after the meeting has concluded.

Ensure that both your Trello and Google accounts are properly connected through our system. Check authorization settings first; re-authenticating accounts often resolves common syncing issues.