Import Tasks from Trello to Cubicl

You can now import your Trello cards into Cubicl as tasks.

To get started, go to Others > Integrations in the left-hand menu and connect your Trello account. Once connected, click the "Import Cards" button. Next, select the Trello Board containing the cards you want to transfer. Then, choose the Cubicl project where these cards will be imported as tasks.

We’ve used Monkedo’s powerful iPaaS (Integration Provider) feature to make the Trello-Cubicl integration seamless. The automations created within Monkedo enable you to list your Trello Boards and import your cards as tasks directly into Cubicl.

You can also leverage Monkedo to expand the integration capabilities of your own software.

4 months ago

New Feautures in Email Boxes

Mark Emails as "Read": Previously, emails created as tasks in Cubicl were directly marked as read in the user's email provider. This setting is now left to the user's discretion. If the user does not select this option, the email will remain marked as unread in their email provider. After this update, your email box settings are set to active by default.

Assigning Client Managers as Assignees: Client managers can be determined on the client detail page. Previously, client managers were only added as assignees to support requests. If this setting is enabled, client managers will also be added as assignees when an email task is created.

If the project linked with the email box is a private project and some client managers are not project members, these individuals will not be assigned.

To adjust these settings, go to the Others>Email Boxes page and click Settings from the three dots next to any email you've connected.

5 months ago

Session Log Tracking Feature.

You can now monitor your session logs in Cubicl. When you log in, we send an email containing information such as the device, operating system, browser, date, and IP address from which the session was initiated. We track this information and present it to you in two tables. The first table is "Active Sessions" and the second one is "Suspicious Activities in the Last 2 Months."

Suspicious Activities in the Last 2 Months:

Incorrect Password Entry: If someone tries to log into your account and enters the password incorrectly, the details of the device attempting to log in will be listed in this section.
Two-Factor Authentication Code Invalid: If you have enabled two-factor authentication on your account and the code is entered incorrectly, it will be listed in this section.
Unknown Location: If a login is made from a location other than the locations from which you have successfully logged in previously, the records will appear in this section.

You can access these logs from your profile page located at the bottom left corner. In this section, you can view and terminate active sessions and monitor suspicious activities in your account.

8 months ago