Trello vs Slack Comparison

I love the simplicity of Trello. Sometimes chaotic process can be showcased in a clean format that those involved or not involved can understand. Love the ability to add attachments, comments, and house everything related to a project in the same place.

Trello does integrate with Slack, but we wish the integration included the Slack notifications when you're mentioned in a Trello comment, and the ability to reply in Slack and have it posted as a comment on the card.

Navigation is easy, drag and drop makes it easy to prioritize a specific task and make it more natural. Mentioning members of the team to notify them is very helpful.

Doesn't have direct call to team memblers like Slack. This is a functionality that Slack has. Users can connect their Slack channel to Trello but that that would be beneficials if users could call each others via the platform.

Ease of usage and great for task as well as project management.

Not good compared to teams, slack and Asana.

There are several uses and very easy to implement! Have many options for extensions to improve use.

Doesn't integrate very well with Slack, but it's improving!

- Good interface - Good design - Easy to shuffle cards around boards

- Difficult to integrate with Slack - Notifications are quite annoying

Ease of use and sharing with customers. Very flexible.

Limited backgrounds but not enough to compared to a benefits Trello provides.

It is so easy start using trello and it helps a lot for the tas management

I would like to have improvements in the slack integration

Sharing each new product feature idea as a 'card' on organized 'boards'.

Wish it had an integration with Hubspot and/or Slack.

It lets you to move notes across different pipelines at ease and also lets you to choose whether the task is pending/ requiring dependencies and stuff like that.

The bot access through slack can be problematic at times. We ran across issues when we had to do changes in the desktop but were not reflected in slack.

Slack integration, multiple boards, collaboration and comments.

Nothing! It all works seamlessly as I need it to

Organizing ideas and seeing how things are connected

No reminders or communication feature, not great integration with slack

Allows process flows with clean visuals. Ability to bake in attachments with custom features works awesome.

Would like to see more integrations (Slack, Recruitment ATS, etc.)

Its integration with other apps. Trello's integration with slack makes my job so much easier. Now I can add tasks straight from my slack channel

The software can improve upon its file storage systems. While all my tasks are consolidated, I still have to search for the file I need to work on.

I find that it really is easy to organize my schedule in this app. The Trello 101 guide really helped me understand all of the features. The app definitely helped me to stay more productive throughout my day.

I didn't like how not all of it was free-- I actually ended up switching to Slack because I felt like the paid-features for Slack were more worth it.

Connections to Slack and GDrive are nice features

PM management can become cluttered and disorganized. Rule sets aren't the most kanban friendly.

Power ups help a lot to integrate with others tools as slack, google calendar and this increases our productivity

The integration with slack does not have alets for due date

Especially good for smaller teams relative to Slack.

Limited in its options and functionality.

Love using Trello for managing and reviewing content that will be posted on social media platforms.

Haven't figured out how to intergrate Trello to Slack or Asana

This software is a very good project management tool where you create task, assign them and put a due date. Is a very useful tool when to manage Agile projects which are done by sprints. Also when you work with people that are remote is even better.

I would add a better chat functionality, more similar to slack.

I liked the Kanban methodology implementation through cards.

The integration can be better with tools like slack and teams.

Trello allows for our team to create tasks, comment on tasks, and then move them around (as in you can have a starting pile and move over to a finished pile). It makes it clear once someone has completed a task. This is especially good to use when you have a smaller team with tasks to complete to help manage with ease.

That it doesn't integrate well with Slack. My company uses Slack as a primary software, so if you want to integrate the two, you can see when tasks are completed.When you create a task in Slack to go to Trello, you cannot edit on Slack once you submit. It makes it a hassle to have to go into Trello and then edit the card and make clear notes for the team to understand.

Trello is perfect if you like the agiles methodologies because this is like a Kanvan Dashboard, where you place your tasks and follow the status of each one. What i like most of this software is the UX, it has an mobile App that lets you organize the backlog of your projects just by dragging from board to board and leting you to have a more visual satatus of your project.

What I don't like is that in some time I connected Trello with Slack and it started sending notifications to Slack for everything, probably this is configurable but I didn't find how.

easy to use, productivity increases, portability, access from anywhere

cross platform compatibility is a must have, like with Slack and Teams

Light weight and extensible

From slack you can't move a card from one list to another

Trello is my life! I don't know how I would be able to manage and stay on task for the multiple projects and programs my team is running. I am able to easily keep track of projects, deadlines and steps needing action along the way.

I don't have much to say that I dislike. I think it would be cool to have an integration with Slack so we could assign tasks right out of a Slack chat and have them automatically post to a specific Trello board. Thinking that you would have specific Slack channels/groups representing specific lists on a Trello board.

Its UI, the ability to communicate with team members and across projects

Its cost. Expensive compared to other softwares such as Trello or Asana

It supports integrations with other apps such as Trello

In the free version, only the last 10k messages are seen. So if you need more history, it is recommended to go up with a paid version.

Separate threads for each project You can start a separate thread from within thread referring to a particular comment by a particular person. Both online and offline versions help easy accessibility. Mobile app with push notifications keeps you updated in real time. Very easy to use interface, and the learning curve is very short. You can start a different project, merge the users from other projects and many many customizations.

Sometimes little slow, just a minute or two when I open it the next day in my local system.

It works with Trello once you figure out the shortcuts

It's a little difficult to get the hang of at first

Great integration with Trello which makes it great for us

My other team use another platform which has other features

Great for talking to people about events and work.

Bad for keeping track of multiple conversations over a timeline.

easy file share and translate, channels are great, integrations with google, trello.

can't see if messages were read, would have been good

Channels provide a great platform to collaborate Private channels supported Very nice emojis (supports custom emojis too)

Needs to install other plug-ins if you want to expand project management functionality, such as Trello.