This template watches Clio for new tasks and creates a matching Trello card. Clio starts the run. JavaScript reads title, description, and due date, then calls the Trello API.
Put the Trello API key in that JavaScript node. Connect Clio, pick the matter or task events you care about, and set the Trello board and list in the same JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when Clio fires a task event for a new task.
JavaScript takes title, description, and due date from the Clio payload.
Use a JavaScript node to call the Trello API with the key stored in that node. It creates a card on the board and list you set.
Add a Clio connection with access to the matters whose tasks should sync. Add a trigger for Clio task events.
Put the Trello API key and token in the JavaScript node. Set the destination board and list there.
Use the Clio task name as the card title. Put description and due date on the card. Create a test task in Clio and confirm the card in Trello.
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