This template turns inbound email into a Trello card. Forward the inbox you care about to the Mailhook address.
JavaScript reads subject, sender, and body, then calls the Trello API to create a card on the board and list you set. Put the Trello API key in that JavaScript node.
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Mailhook starts the scenario when a message arrives at the Mailhook address.
JavaScript takes subject, sender, and a body excerpt for the card.
Use a JavaScript node to call the Trello API with the key stored in that node. It creates a card with the subject as the title and sender plus excerpt in the description.
Add a Mailhook trigger and copy the inbound address. Forward or send the emails that should become cards to that address.
Put the Trello API key and token in the JavaScript node. Set the destination board and list there.
Create a Trello card from the message. Use the subject as the card name and put sender plus a short body excerpt in the description. Send a test email to Mailhook and confirm the card.
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