Enable and manage a Power-Up on a board

Power-Ups menu in the Trello board header with the Jira Power-Up button enabled.

You can add Power-Ups to a board to add features, connect with other services, or customzie the way a board works. There’s no limit on the number of Power-Ups a board can have, regardless of your plan. Find more Power-Ups made by Trello

Enable a Power-Up

To enable a Power-Up on a board:

  1. Select the Power-Ups menu in the board header

  2. Select Add Power-Ups

  3. Search for the Power-Up you want to use

  4. Select Add, then follow the Power-Ups instructions to add it to the board

You can also add Power-Ups from the board menu by choosing Power-Ups.

Enable a Power-Up’s board button

Certain Power-Ups can add a button to your board header so you can access its features from there. You can choose which Power-Up buttons appear on your board in the Power-Up menu.

To show a Power-Up’s button:

  1. Select the Power-Ups menu in the board header

  2. Toggle the slider next to each Power-Up to either show or hide the Power-Up’s button

Disable a Power-Up and remove its public saved data

To disable a Power-Up:

  1. Select the Power-Ups menu in the board header

  2. Select the Settings button ()

  3. Choose Disable

  4. Confirm that the Keep all Power-Up data checkbox is unchecked

  5. Select Disable Power-Up

If you want to save Power-Up data, check the Keep all Power-Up data checkbox. This can be useful if you plan to reinstall the Power-Up.

Remove private Power-Up data

Power-Ups can store data about a card or board that it can use later. This stored data can be private or shared and is a normal part of Power-Up operation.

It can sometimes be helpful to remove Power-Up data when troubleshooting a Power-Up that isn’t working as you expect.

To remove private saved data:

  1. Select the Power-Up menu in the board header

  2. Select the Settings button ()

  3. Choose Remove personal settings

The Trello App for Slack is enabled on a per-Workspace basis—for more information, read our article on the  Trello App for Slack.

 

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