Gmail + Trello: Email to Project Cards Instantly

Turn Gmail emails into Trello cards automatically so nothing falls through the cracks in your projects.

Email Becomes Action

Convert any Gmail email into a Trello card with one command or automatic rule.

Keep Projects Moving

Assign, label, and schedule Trello cards directly from your Gmail inbox context.

Two-Way Visibility

Sync Trello card updates back to Gmail threads so stakeholders stay informed.

What You Can Automate

Client Request Card Creation

Automatically create a Trello card when a client email arrives in a specific Gmail label.

Bug Report Tracking

Forward bug-report emails from Gmail to a Trello bug-tracking board with priority labels.

Approval Workflow Handoffs

Move a Trello card to the next list when Gmail receives an approval email from a stakeholder.

Sales Lead Pipeline Entry

Add inbound lead emails from Gmail as cards in your Trello sales pipeline board automatically.

Content Calendar Scheduling

Create due-dated Trello cards from editorial brief emails received in Gmail.

Team Task Assignment

Parse Gmail forwarded tasks and create assigned Trello cards for the right team member.

How It Works

Connect your accounts

Authorize Gmail and Trello in Neotask with a few clicks.

Set your rules

Describe which emails map to which boards, lists, and card fields.

Let Neotask run

Incoming emails become Trello cards automatically and card updates flow back to Gmail.

Capabilities

Gmail Action Trello Action Use Case
Email received Create card Task intake
Label applied Set card label Priority routing
Reply with keyword Move card to list Approval workflow
Attachment received Add to card File sharing
Sender matched Assign member Team routing
Date mentioned Set due date Deadline tracking
Thread updated Add comment Status sync

Stop Letting Emails Die in Your Inbox

Every day, actionable emails pile up in Gmail while Trello boards sit waiting for updates. Neotask closes that gap by turning Gmail into a live feed for your Trello workflows.

Email-to-Card in Seconds

Tell Neotask which Gmail labels, senders, or subjects map to which Trello boards and lists. Matching emails become cards automatically - complete with the email body as the card description.

Move Cards Based on Email Replies

Neotask watches for reply keywords in Gmail and moves the corresponding Trello card to the next list, adds a comment, or changes the assignee.

Flexible for Any Team Workflow

Whether you run agile sprints, client service queues, or editorial calendars, the Gmail-Trello connection adapts to your board structure.

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Pro Tips

Tip

Create a dedicated Gmail label like 'To Trello' so you can manually flag emails for card creation.

Tip

Include the Gmail message ID in the Trello card description as a reference link.

Tip

Use Trello card due dates mapped from email date fields to keep deadlines in sync.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I create cards in multiple Trello boards from Gmail?

Yes. Neotask supports routing different Gmail labels or senders to different Trello boards and lists.

Will Gmail attachments be added to Trello cards?

Yes. Neotask can transfer Gmail email attachments directly to the corresponding Trello card.

Can Trello card updates send Gmail notifications?

Yes. Neotask can trigger Gmail drafts or sends when a Trello card is moved, commented on, or reaches its due date.

Does this work with shared Gmail inboxes or aliases?

Yes. As long as Neotask is authorized to read the Gmail account, shared inboxes and alias addresses work the same way.

Turn Your Gmail Inbox Into a Trello Powerhouse

Connect Gmail and Trello with Neotask and automatically convert emails into actionable project cards.

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