Yes. Krokul CRM integrates with Trello. A won deal adds a card with your checklist to the board you choose, Krokul tasks and Trello cards close together, and due dates and comments reach the account manager in Krokul. You set it up with the Krokul app in Zapier, Make, n8n or Albato, or build your own flow on the Krokul API and webhooks.
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A deal reaches a won stage, and the connector adds a Card to the first list of the production board. The card gets the deal title, the client company and a link to the deal, plus the checklist your team repeats for every order. The production manager sees new work appear without a call from sales.
For pipelines that sell bigger projects, the connector copies a template Board instead of adding one card. The new board carries the client name, and its link goes to the deal feed, where the account manager finds it later.
A Krokul task for the workshop becomes a Card on the board. Dragging the card to the list you mapped as Done marks the task done in Krokul. When the manager closes the task in Krokul, the card moves to that list, so the board and the deal show the same status.
When a card due date is near, Krokul adds a reminder task for the account manager on the deal. Comments on the card that pass your filter appear in the deal feed, so the manager can warn the client before a date slips.
| Trello | Direction | Krokul | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| Card with checklist | Krokul → Trello | Won deal | A deal reaches a won stage |
| Board (copy of a template) | Krokul → Trello | Won deal in a project pipeline | A deal reaches a won stage |
| Card | Krokul ↔ Trello | Task | A task is created in Krokul; the card or task is closed on either side |
| Card due date | Trello → Krokul | Reminder task on the deal | The due date approaches |
| Card comment | Trello → Krokul | Comment in the deal feed | A comment passes the connector filter |
Yes. Krokul integrates with Trello through the Krokul app in Zapier, Make, n8n and Albato, and through its API and webhooks.
No. Deals, stages, documents and payments live in Krokul. The Trello board holds the work that follows a won deal.
The linked Krokul task is cancelled, and the deal feed notes it. You can turn this off in the connector settings if your team archives finished cards.
Trello has no time field of its own. Teams that track time elsewhere send it to the Krokul project from that tool.
A Trello board is the work board of the team that delivers the order. The sales pipeline, documents and payments live in Krokul, and Trello does not track time, so hours come from elsewhere.
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