Create tasks, update status, and look things up. Boei's agentic AI calls the Trello API on the fly and works across web chat, WhatsApp, email, and SMS.
Boei's agentic AI calls the Trello API directly during conversations. No marketplace, no glue code. The agent figures out the right call, runs it live, and replies in the chat.
Bug reports, feature requests, support follow-ups, the agent creates the Trello task with full context and the right tags.
Customers ask for an update, the agent fetches the Trello task and reports status without escalating.
When the customer confirms it's resolved, the agent moves the Trello task to done and closes the loop.
The agent classifies the request and assigns the Trello task to the right owner or team.
Trello works because it is visual and simple. You can see what is in progress, what is waiting, and what is done. But that only works if cards actually get created when work comes in. For most teams, customer requests sit in a chat log while the Trello board stays stale.
Boei bridges that gap. When someone reaches out through your website chat, WhatsApp, or email, the AI agent evaluates the conversation and decides whether it warrants a Trello card. If it does, a webhook sends the details to Trello via Zapier, creating a card on the right board and list with labels that match the topic.
The result is a Trello board that actually represents what your customers need right now, updated in real time by the people who matter most: your users.
Your board updates itself as customers reach out
Someone reaches out through any Boei channel with a question, request, or problem that needs attention from your team.
The AI agent evaluates whether this conversation contains an actionable item. Simple questions get answered. Requests that need tracking become Trello cards.
A new card lands in the right list with a descriptive title, the customer's details, conversation context, and labels matching the request type.
Team members claim cards, move them across lists, and resolve customer requests. All the context they need is already on the card.
Billing questions get a red label. Product feedback gets blue. Technical issues get orange. The AI agent categorizes each request so your board stays color-coded and scannable without manual tagging.
New cards land in specific lists based on their type. Support requests go to the Support Inbox list. Sales leads go to Prospects. Feature ideas go to the Product Backlog. All automatic.
When a customer asks for multiple things in one conversation, the AI creates a card with a checklist. Each requirement becomes a checklist item your team can tick off as they complete it.
If a customer mentions a deadline or the AI detects urgency, the card gets a due date. Your team sees upcoming deadlines in the calendar view and can prioritize accordingly.
Let customer conversations create the cards your team needs to see, automatically and with full context.