Trello: there are only 10 boats left for free accounts

Atlbadian's subsidiary, Trello, releases a major new update for its organization software of the same name. Customers paying Trello Enterprise and Trello Business benefit from improved administrator control and new organizational overview, whereby different teams can share their tasks. Until now, this was only possible via public view, which offers much less privacy. However, the update not only brings improvements: free access to Trello will be limited and teams should be able to create up to 10 boats at a time in the future. For each user, an infinity of tiles are possible.

"Looking to the future, we are committed to making Trello the reference tool for project management at work."says Trello's director, Michael Pryor, to the American magazine Venturebeat. This statement can certainly apply to paying customers, depending on whether they like the tile-based interface of the application. The limitations of the free version could, however, slow down the number of new customers.

Bot helps the organization

Enhanced administration features include advanced rights granting and user management capabilities. Data badysis also plays a role. In addition, the company incorporates the Butler Bot, which can automate tasks. For example, users configure certain procedures that occur during specific events, for example when a Trello thumbnail is archived and the bot enters the corresponding date. Butler will also give it in a restricted form for free Trello accounts.