'To Do' Master Board

[Uzair Kharawala]

Hello Friends,

Hope someone can help. I want to create a Board which pulls in all the 'Due' cards allocated to me so I can see what needs to be done. I want to see all the Due Cards in one Calendar or maybe in 1 Board.

At present, I have to go in each Board to see what is pending/overdue.

Anyone has any solution for this?

Thanks

[Qasim]

Hi @Uzair Kharawala

This can be accomplished using the Unito app! We're offering a great resource on 'Creating a Master Board in Trello' in the form of a webinar / tutorial. You can find it at the link below.

How to Create a Master Board in Trello (Webinar / Tutorial): 

http://bit.ly/2OB4oIa

Hope you find this useful!

Best,

Unito

[Matthew N]

You can have a "master calendar" that has all of your board's due dates, either within Trello or by linking your boards to an external calendar like Google.

Within Trello, you can enable the Planyway Calendar Power Up. See more about that here http://info.trello.com/power-ups/planyway-calendar (This is the method I recommend, as it's real-time reporting on the calendars for all boards and it's kept within Trello)

For linking to an external calendar, there are a few ways to accomplish this

1) Using the iCal feed: http://help.trello.com/article/811-viewing-cards-in-a-calendar-view

2) Use Cronofy for Trello: https://trello.cronofy.com (I recommend this if you're going the route of linking to external calendar)

Cronofy is a bit more reliable, and allows for quicker updates, as iCal feed only updates about once every 24 hours.

[Uzair Kharawala]

Thanks Matthew, Cronify looks interesting. I'll have a play. 

I was going through some blog articles and came across this graphic. Can you or someone help me as to how I can see all the cards by due date in the 'To Do List Board'.

Many thanks.

[Matthew N]

Do you have a link to the blog post you're looking at?

[Uzair Kharawala]

SOrry Matthew I can’t find the blog post URL!!

[Jeremy Grajales]

Here is the blog post

https://blog.trello.com/using-multiple-boards-for-a-super-flexible-workflow

I'm also interested in how to implement this workflow.