If you’re using the free version of Trello you can have one Power-Up enabled on your board at any one time (Trello Gold users can have three, while Business Class or Trello Enterprise users can have an unlimited number). And while Power-Ups can do that, they might just be about adding a special feature to your board. Integrations are usually about bringing information into Trello or sending it from Trello somewhere else. If you want additional features or information in your Trello boards, you can add Power-Ups or integrations. There’s so much functionality built into both apps, but as more and more teams have taken up these smart solutions, more helpful add-ons have emerged to supersize Slack and tailor Trello to suit niche needs. Then, we’ll look at apps designed by Slack and Trello to make it much easier to team up these tools for maximum usefulness.įinally, in part three, we explore some other Slack and Trello integrations that help you unlock new levels of productivity for your people. So in part two, we’re picking up where we left off, looking at how to up the ante with add-ons for both apps. That’s because these terrific tools help solve different challenges, and we’d be lost without either one of them. First up, in ‘Trello vs Slack’, we got up close and personal with both apps, comparing the two, to help you figure out your favourite. In this three-part blog series, we’re getting stuck into Slack and Trello.

Slack and Trello are packed with functionality, but added extras for both apps boost their capabilities and help you use these two tools in tandem.

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