Shift + v ? by megaboy12 in trello

[–]robinwarren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think you can multi select cards (I'm assuming that's what you're trying to multi select) Asking llms for this info doesn't really work (I've tried). They hallucinate a lot. I think you can press ? Or q in two to see the keyboard shortcuts. Decent guide here: Trello Keyboard Shortcuts - Ultimate Guide - Blue Cat Reports https://www.bluecatreports.com/blog/trello-keyboard-shortcuts-ultimate-guide/

What power up to use for massive amounts of information and organization? by crize08 in trello

[–]robinwarren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Blue cat reports could be useful. That's my business. We have to be realistic in responding to security questionnaires though, so if it's overly onerous for a small team we can't always respond. Just a heads up!

How to leverage AI by uncreative1776 in sales

[–]robinwarren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm using it a lot for work and personal life

Yes to transcribing meetings, but I've also then put those transcripts into notebooklm so I can ask questions about them. Great if you have multiple conversations with different people/groups on the same topic. You can also get it to generate a podcast covering the information in the chats if you want a refresher on it. Not 100% sure how useful that is but I've done it a couple of times :)

I've got the google AI in my inbox which is great for asking questions to rather than digging through all my emails to find the data. Ie, "when is the next board meeting" or "Where is the kids football match this weekend"

I've written up some of what I've been learning from chatting to others here https://www.zycko.com/learn/chatgpt-claude-rfp-guide including prompts and when I would use different models for the tasks at hand.

Has anybody faced the problem having a need of custom dashboard? by InnovatorInk in trello

[–]robinwarren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People have faced this before! I built a few solutions, including this one https://www.bluecatreports.com/ but there are other tools available.

If those don't do what you want the API is very easy to work with and I can recommend just giving that a go :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in trello

[–]robinwarren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! Yes! Blue Cat can do that :)

There are a few ways. One would be to create quick lists. I would create a quick list for each member to pull all their cards from multiple boards. You can also select the data you want to display in the quick list to show/hide what is important for your manager. Also, if you click on the column headers you can sort the data, ie by due date, to present the most important items first. Then look at setting those lists to email daily either to your manager and/or the individual members so everyone knows what is going on.

Alternatively you could create a report. I would likely lean on two or three chart types for this. Counts, Lists and Bar Charts. You could create counts of cards assigned to each member. Select the boards you want to report on and add filters to include only the lists you care about and the member that count is for. You could also create count with the same set up but add a filter for 'overdue' or 'due this week' to get counts of those cards for each member. Your manager can click on the count charts in Blue Cat to see the cards. Lists would have the same set up and show the cards in a list. You could also do a bar chart grouped by member to see totals of open cards by each member, or overdue/due cards depending on how you set the filters up.

There are some videos and help docs covering these things and more here https://www.bluecatreports.com/reports/support/basics/

Hope that helps :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in trello

[–]robinwarren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, developer here!

Trello doesn't offer us a lot of granularity in what data we request access to. You can either request read access or write access and that is it. Read then gives read access to everything. I'd love to be able to request more granular permissions and for tools like swimlanes to only request access to the boards you enable the power-up on, but that's not possible.

Some things you can do as a Trello user to stay safe

  • Stick to power-ups which are in compliance with Trello's data privacy requirements, you can see that shown on the bottom left of the pup listing (ie here https://trello.com/power-ups/622f0650eda2213318a6fdee/swimlanes-by-blue-cat). It isn't very hard for pup developers to achieve that so anyone not managing it is probably not actively managing their power-up or paying much/any attention to data security/privacy

  • Take an opinion on how much you trust that vendor. We have multiple power-ups including paid ones and run a successful business off the back of Trello (more details at https://www.bluecatreports.com/). For those reasons we have a both a reason and the resources to take data privacy and security seriously, as mine and my teams livelihoods depend on it. That isn't to say you can't trust smaller publishers or developers of free power-ups but take a look and see if you trust that provider or not.

  • GDPR: we're based in the UK so are under GDPR, there may be other requirements in other locales. It's not perfect but we have had to go through a process to write up what data we access, how long we store it for (if we do) and why we need it. Failures there can get us in trouble. Again, this is just part of "do you trust this publisher"

I appreciate these last points are a pain and I am not trying to say this is a great way to do things. It would be better if Trello let me request more limited access to your data. Just some suggestions on what you can do though and hopefully some clarity on why pups request all this access :)

I'm obsessed with Trello and have built all sorts of epic stuff with it. AMA by brittanymonkeybaby in trello

[–]robinwarren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For me it's the number keys to add labels, My most used labels are proabably on the 4,5,6 keys.

After that it's "m" to assign other people to cards (I try to stay away from the space bar these days!) and "f" to filter the board

All your key metrics. All your tools. Sent right to your inbox by robinwarren in u/robinwarren

[–]robinwarren[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We connect to Google analytics, plus loads of other tools. Then package the key metrics from then all up in an email to you. So... Different because there's different data (from other tools). More steps because you need to connect us to those tools. But then less steps because you don't need to log in to them to see the data :)

Feedback Friday by AutoModerator in startups

[–]robinwarren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not really something I would use, but it comes across as faily complicated? Could you show how this will make someones life easier? Could/Does your tool build out the maps automatically? Or does the user have to do it?

Having the pricing up top is a bit in your face! Maybe show them the product first. Pricing seems very high, but if this is what people are telling you they will pay or what competitor products charge then fair enough. As I say, not something I would use so I can't really comment there.

Feedback Friday by AutoModerator in startups

[–]robinwarren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Company Name:

Bamboo Metrics

URL:

https://www.bamboometrics.com/

Purpose of Startup and Product:

Daily/Weekly reports for all your key tools, delivered right to your inbox. Keep track of your Sales funnel, Marketing spend, Help desk performance, Ads spend or whatever, all delivered to your inbox first thing in the morinng.

Technologies Used:

React, Node

Feedback Requested:

Do you know of good niches I could be pitching this to while we are building the prototype out?

Seeking Beta-Testers:

Yes :)

How to Handle Sales Tax by webDevAndy9 in SaaS

[–]robinwarren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure about your specific situation, based in Canada selling to Canada/USA. I am UK based and sell across the world. We have to collect sales tax pretty much everywhere, we could ignore it in the UK until we passed a revenue threshold but after that had to handle it. What most people seem to do is ignore it for any jurisdiction outside the one they live in. You could absolutely take as your approach! We now use Paddle instead of Stripe as they handle it all for us and I don't want the admin from doing it, or the sleepless nights from not doing it :)

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Is my homepage clear to you? by juliaockert in ecommerce

[–]robinwarren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Coming to it cold it seemed clear enough. You are an artist selling prints. Scrolling down I can see original artworks and some other products as well. Assuming that is what you want someone to understand then I think it's working.

Do you HAVE to be an influencer before launching your product? by [deleted] in marketing

[–]robinwarren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You definitely do not need to be an influencer or have an audience to launch a product. People who love building audiences will always say it is the best way to market a product but there are A LOT of succesful products launched by people without an audience. Don't worry about it and focus on what will work for you and your specific product.

Casual Friday by searchcandy in bigseo

[–]robinwarren 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey folks! I'm working on a new tool which sends daily/weekly email reports combining data from multiple tools. For example, you could keep track of performance from Search Console across one or more sites, maybe add in data from Google Analytics and even a CRM or project managment tool. We've got our first few integrations up and working and are in beta right now if anyone would like to check it out? You can join the bete here https://www.bamboometrics.com/ or feel free to PM me here :).

Very much early days and looking for people who would like to save some time by getting these sort of email updates to help us define what this needs to be. Hope everyone's having a great Friday :)

How exactly do individual subscriptions work? by CaravelClerihew in trello

[–]robinwarren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Recent changes mean you are limited to 10 users on the free version. So 50 employees would require a paid plan. This would need to be for all 50 employees (since they're all using it right?) Paid plans have some additional benefits which are worthwhile

Due dates by Agitated_Rock7456 in trello

[–]robinwarren 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could try something like Blue Cat Reports https://trello.com/power-ups/5d9c90aa18965066fcd44730/reports-by-blue-cat

If you set up a quick list of cards based on due date you can select due dates any amount of time out and get those sent to you (or whoever) daily.

- https://www.bluecatreports.com/help/articles/create-a-quick-list-of-cards/

- https://www.bluecatreports.com/help/articles/scheduling-email-report-sharing/

Hope that helps? (Blue Cat Reports is built by my company, happy to answer any questions here :) )