Live Trello reporting in Sheets
Pull your entire board into a spreadsheet. Stakeholder reports stay current without re-exporting — every card update flows through automatically.
Two-way sync between Google Sheets and Trello
Our Power-Up keeps Trello cards and spreadsheet rows linked. Report, update, and create work without chasing exports.
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Sync your way — no code, no maintenance
Our Power-Up keeps your Trello board and Google Sheet in step, automatically. Change one, the other follows.
True two-way sync
Edits flow in both directions. Update a cell in Sheets and the Trello card updates. Move a card to a new list and the Status column changes. No manual exports, no stale spreadsheets.
No code, setup in minutes
Add Board Genius's Google Sheets Power-Up to your Trello board, authorize your Google account, and point it at a sheet. Board Genius sets up columns automatically — no scripts, webhooks, or APIs required.
Stay in control
Use labels and keywords to filter exactly which cards sync. Map only the columns you need. Run one-way for reporting or two-way for full collaboration across both tools.
What syncs between Trello and Google Sheets
One Trello card becomes one spreadsheet row. Fields map to columns you control.
Trello card Sheet row- Card Name
- Description
- Status / List
- Due Date
- Labels
- Assignee
Sync direction is configurable — choose one-way or two-way per board.
Built for the work your team actually does
Whether you live in Trello or live in Sheets, our Power-Up keeps both views current.
Assign work from a spreadsheet
Add a row, set an assignee and due date — a Trello card appears automatically. Great for intake forms and batch-creating work items without touching Trello.
Stakeholders in Sheets, team in Trello
Executives and clients work in a familiar spreadsheet view while your team tracks everything on Trello boards — both stay in sync, neither team has to change tools.
Up and running in three steps
Add the Power-Up, connect a sheet, and sync starts — no scripts or webhooks.
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Add the Power-Up
Install Google Sheets + Trello Sync from the Trello Power-Up directory onto your Trello board.
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Connect your Google Sheet
Authorize your Google account and point the Power-Up at a new or existing sheet. Columns are set up for you automatically.
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Sync starts automatically
Cards and rows stay linked from that point on. Set filters and field mappings whenever you need to adjust what syncs.
Frequently asked questions
What gets synced between Sheets and Trello?
Each Trello card maps to one spreadsheet row. Synced fields include card name, description, status/list, due date, labels, and assignee. You control which fields are mapped and in which direction data flows.
Do I need a special sheet setup?
No. We'll create a new sheet with column names the first time you sync.
How is this different from a Zapier export?
Zapier fires once when a trigger happens and pushes data one way. We keep rows and cards continuously linked — update your sheet and the related Trello card updates; move a card to a new list and the Status column updates in your sheet. It's a live, maintained connection, not a one-time push.
Do I need Google Workspace admin access?
No. You authorize Board Genius's Power-Up using your own Google account. As long as you have edit access to the sheet, that's all that's needed — no Workspace admin permissions required.
Can existing Trello cards sync, or only new ones?
Both. When you first connect a board, we sync your existing cards into the sheet. After that, new cards and any updates are picked up automatically.
Ready to sync Trello with Google Sheets?
Add the Power-Up and be syncing in minutes — no credit card needed to start.
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