This template starts when Trello posts a new card to a Latenode webhook, maps title, description, and due date in JavaScript, and creates a Microsoft To Do task on the list you choose. Connect Microsoft To Do. Point Trello at the webhook URL. Put the Trello API key in that JavaScript node if you need extra card fields.
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The scenario starts when Trello posts a new card to the webhook.
JavaScript reads the card title, description, and due date. Put the Trello API key in that JavaScript node if you fetch extra fields.
Microsoft To Do creates a task on the list you pick, using those mapped fields.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL into Trello so new cards on the board you care about POST here.
Add a JavaScript node. Put your Trello API key there if the webhook payload needs a follow-up fetch for description or due date.
Add a Microsoft To Do connection and pick the list that should receive tasks. Map title, notes, and due date from JavaScript.
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