Connect Kiwiform to Trello

Learn how to connect Trello with Kiwiform to automatically turn form submissions into organized Trello cards. Whether you're managing project requests, tracking leads, handling support tickets, or coordinating internal workflows, Trello helps teams organize incoming work and collaborate more effectively. Kiwiform, a free Typeform alternative, makes it easy to route submissions directly into the boards and lists where your team plans, tracks, and manages work.

What is Trello Integration?

Trello is a visual project management and collaboration tool that helps teams organize work using boards, lists, and cards. Many teams use Trello to manage projects, track tasks, coordinate requests, and monitor workflow progress.

By connecting Trello with Kiwiform, you can automatically create Trello cards whenever someone submits a form. Instead of manually reviewing responses and creating tasks, form submissions can be routed directly into the boards and workflows your team already uses.

This helps ensure important submissions become actionable work items immediately.

Trello integration card

Why Use Trello with Kiwiform?

Forms often collect information that requires follow-up, review, or action. Whether you're collecting customer requests, project submissions, internal tasks, applications, or feedback, someone usually needs to manage the next step.

Connecting Trello with Kiwiform helps automate this process by converting form submissions into organized cards that your team can track and manage.

Common benefits include:

  • Automatically create Trello cards

  • Reduce manual task creation

  • Organize submissions visually

  • Improve team collaboration

  • Track requests through workflows

  • Assign tasks faster

  • Manage project intake processes

  • Keep operational workflows organized

By connecting forms directly to Trello, teams can move from collecting information to taking action more efficiently.

Workflow showing form submissions automatically creating Trello cards


How Kiwiform and Trello Work Together

Once connected, Kiwiform can automatically create a Trello card whenever a form is submitted.

A typical workflow looks like this:

  1. A respondent submits a form.

  2. Kiwiform processes the submission.

  3. Selected response data is mapped to Trello.

  4. A new card is created in the chosen board and list.

  5. Your team can review, assign, and manage the task.

This allows teams to automate intake workflows while keeping projects organized.



How to Connect Trello to Kiwiform

Connecting Trello only takes a few minutes.


Step 1: Open Integrations

Inside Kiwiform:

  • Open your form

  • Navigate to Integrations

  • Select Trello

  • Click Connect

Step 2: Authorize Your Trello Account

Sign in to Trello and authorize Kiwiform to access your workspace.

After authorization:

  • Select the appropriate workspace

  • Choose the board you want to use

  • Confirm required permissions

Once connected, Kiwiform can create cards inside your selected Trello board.

Trello account authorization screen


Step 3: Choose a Board and List

Select where new cards should be created.

Examples include:

  • New Requests

  • Incoming Leads

  • Project Intake

  • Support Requests

  • Applications

  • Customer Feedback

You can choose the board and list that best fits your workflow.

Step 4: Map Form Fields

Configure how submission data should appear inside Trello cards.

Common mappings include:

  • Card title

  • Card description

  • Contact information

  • Request details

  • Priority information

  • Custom form responses

This helps ensure cards contain the information your team needs to take action.

Field mapping configuration screen


Step 5: Test Your Integration

Submit a test response and verify that:

  • A Trello card is created

  • Data appears correctly

  • The correct board and list are used

  • Team workflows operate as expected

Once verified, your integration is ready to use.



What Information Can Be Sent to Trello?

Depending on your form configuration, Trello cards can include:

  • Contact information

  • Request details

  • Customer feedback

  • Project requirements

  • Application information

  • Support requests

  • Internal task details

  • Custom form responses

Popular Use Cases:

  • Project Intake Forms

  • Support Requests

  • Customer Feedback

  • Internal Requests

  • Lead Management

  • Application Workflows

This allows teams to capture important context directly inside their workflow management system.


Best Practices

To create effective Trello workflows:

  • Use dedicated boards for different workflows

  • Create clear card naming conventions

  • Map important form fields into card descriptions

  • Use labels for categorization

  • Organize cards into workflow stages

  • Assign team members where appropriate

  • Test automations before publishing forms

These practices help teams stay organized and maintain visibility across projects.


Managing Your Trello Connection

You can update your Trello integration settings at any time.

Available actions include:

  • Reconnect your Trello account

  • Change boards and lists

  • Update field mappings

  • Modify card settings

  • Test card creation

  • Review integration activity

This gives teams flexibility as workflows evolve.

Summary

Trello integration helps teams automatically convert form submissions into organized Trello cards. By connecting Kiwiform with Trello, you can automate project intake, support requests, feedback collection, internal workflows, and task management while reducing manual work.

Whether you're managing projects, customer requests, applications, or operational processes, Trello helps turn form responses into actionable work that your team can track and manage efficiently.