Make.com Document Automation Signority Trello Project Management

Create Trello Cards from Signority Documents

Automatically track and manage e-signature documents in Trello. Never lose a contract or miss a follow-up again.

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Make.com automation diagram connecting Signority and Trello for document workflow

What This Workflow Does

For businesses that rely on signed documents—contracts, proposals, NDAs—the gap between getting a signature and taking the next action is where deals stall and tasks fall through the cracks. Manually checking Signority for status updates and then creating corresponding tasks in Trello is repetitive, error-prone, and invisible to your team.

This automation solves that by creating a live bridge between your e-signature platform and your project management tool. Every time a new document is created or its status changes in Signority, this Make.com workflow intelligently filters it and creates a new, detailed card in the appropriate Trello list. A document "Awaiting Signature" goes to a "To-Sign" list, while a "Completed" document moves to a "Signed & Action" list, automatically notifying the responsible team member.

The result is a self-updating project pipeline. Your sales, legal, and operations teams have instant, visual clarity on every document's status without leaving Trello, enabling faster follow-ups, better client service, and seamless internal handoffs.

How It Works

The workflow is a precise, conditional automation that mirrors your document lifecycle in Trello.

Step 1: Monitor New Signority Documents

The scenario starts by watching your Signority account for new documents. It can be triggered instantly when a document is created or set to run on a schedule to check for updates.

Step 2: Filter by Signature Status

This is the brain of the operation. A router module examines each document's status. Key statuses like "Sent," "Viewed," "Signed," or "Completed" are identified. This allows the workflow to decide the document's next destination in your process.

Step 3: Create & Populate Trello Cards

Based on the status, the workflow creates a new card in a specific Trello list. It maps crucial data from Signority into the Trello card: document title, signer details, dates, and a direct link back to the document in Signority for quick access. You can even assign the card to a team member automatically.

Pro tip: Use Trello's custom fields to add metadata like "Contract Value" or "Client Tier" directly from Signority's custom fields. This turns your Trello board into a powerful reporting dashboard.

Step 4: Trigger Follow-up Actions

Once the card is created, the workflow can initiate further automations. For example, when a document moves to a "Signed" list, it can send a confirmation email to the client via Gmail or post a celebratory note in a Slack channel to notify the sales team.

Who This Is For

This template is ideal for any professional or team that manages a flow of documents requiring signatures and subsequent actions.

  • Sales Teams: To track proposals and contracts, ensuring quick follow-up after signing.
  • Legal & HR Departments: To manage NDAs, employment agreements, and compliance documents with clear audit trails.
  • Freelancers & Consultants: To automate project onboarding by turning signed service agreements into immediate project task cards.
  • Real Estate Agencies: To manage offer letters, lease agreements, and disclosure forms through the signing process.
  • Small Business Owners: Who wear multiple hats and need a fail-safe system to ensure signed documents trigger the next step in their workflow.

What You'll Need

  1. A Make.com account (free tier available).
  2. A Signority account with admin or API access.
  3. A Trello account with a board set up for document management (suggested lists: "Awaiting Signature," "In Progress," "Signed," "Archived").
  4. The API keys or OAuth credentials to connect Make.com to both Signority and Trello (Make guides you through this simple process).

Quick Setup Guide

  1. Clone the Template: Click "Get This Workflow" to copy the scenario into your Make.com account.
  2. Connect Your Apps: In the Make scenario, authorize the connections to your Signority and Trello accounts when prompted.
  3. Configure the Trigger: Select the specific Signority folder or document type you want to monitor for new activity.
  4. Map Your Trello Board: Point the workflow to your chosen Trello board and specify which list names correspond to which Signority statuses (e.g., "Completed" → "Signed Contracts" list).
  5. Customize Card Data: Choose which Signority fields (title, signers, date, link) you want to appear on the Trello cards.
  6. Test & Activate: Run a test with an existing document to ensure a card is created correctly. Then, turn the scenario on to automate in real-time.

Key Benefits

Eliminate Manual Tracking & Reduce Errors: Automating this process saves 2-5 hours per week per team member previously spent on manual updates and eliminates the risk of forgetting to create a task or misplacing a signed document.

Accelerate Deal & Project Cycles: By instantly notifying the right person the moment a document is signed, you can kick off onboarding, invoicing, or delivery processes hours or days faster, directly improving cash flow and client satisfaction.

Create Full Visibility & Accountability: The entire team sees the real-time status of every document in the shared Trello board. There's no need for status update emails or meetings, fostering transparency and clear ownership.

Build a Reliable Audit Trail: Every action—from document creation to card assignment—is logged in Make.com and reflected in Trello's activity history. This is invaluable for compliance, reporting, and resolving any process disputes.

Scale Your Operations Seamlessly: This workflow handles 10 documents or 10,000 with the same reliability. It's a foundational automation that supports business growth without requiring additional administrative overhead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about document signing automation and integration

Connecting Signority and Trello automates the handoff between document signing and project management. It eliminates manual data entry, ensures no document gets lost after signing, and gives your team real-time visibility into contract status directly within their project board, boosting accountability and speed.

For example, a sales manager can see a signed proposal card appear in Trello and immediately assign follow-up tasks to the onboarding team, cutting days off the customer's time-to-value.

Automating document tracking saves hours of administrative work each week, reduces human error in status updates, and accelerates deal cycles. It provides a clear audit trail for compliance and ensures follow-up tasks are never missed, directly improving client satisfaction and operational efficiency.

Beyond time savings, it transforms documents from static files into dynamic workflow triggers. A signed contract automatically becomes a project kickoff, turning a administrative task into a revenue-generating action.

Make.com acts as a central nervous system, pushing real-time document status updates into Trello where your team already works. This creates a single source of truth, eliminates status update meetings, and allows sales, legal, and operations to collaborate seamlessly without switching between apps.

Collaboration improves because everyone works from the same live data. A legal counsel can add a comment to a Trello card for a pending NDA, and the sales rep is notified instantly, all within the context of that specific document.

Absolutely. Once a document is signed in Signority, you can trigger a wide range of automations. Common next steps include sending a welcome email, creating an invoice in your accounting software, updating a CRM record, or notifying a customer success manager via Slack to begin onboarding.

This is where the real power of automation shines. Think of the signed document as the "green light" that sets your entire business process in motion, all without manual intervention.

  • Send a personalized "Thank You" PDF via email.
  • Create a new client folder in Google Drive.
  • Schedule a kickoff call in Google Calendar.

Create lists based on document lifecycle stages: Awaiting Signature, Signed, Action Required, and Archived. Use card labels for document type (Contract, NDA, Proposal) and custom fields for key details like client name and value. This visual system makes it easy for anyone to grasp the pipeline status at a glance.

Keep it simple. The goal is to answer "What needs attention?" instantly. Color-coded labels for urgency and clear list names reduce training time and ensure the system is adopted by the whole team.

Yes, when using reputable platforms like Make.com, Signority, and Trello with proper configuration. Make.com uses enterprise-grade encryption for data in transit and at rest. Best practice is to map only necessary data fields (like status and title) to Trello, avoiding full document content, and use secure connections (OAuth) for all app integrations.

You maintain control. You decide exactly what data is shared. The document itself typically remains securely stored in Signority, with only a secure link placed in Trello for authorized users to access it.

Yes, GrowwStacks specializes in building custom automation systems for document signing and project management workflows. We can design a solution that connects Signority, Trello, and your other tools (like CRM, email, or accounting software) to match your exact business processes.

Our team handles the technical build, testing, and provides training so you can focus on your work. We start with a free consultation to understand your unique document flow, pain points, and goals, then deliver a tailored automation that saves you time and scales with your business.

  • End-to-end workflow design and implementation.
  • Integration with your existing software stack.
  • Ongoing support and optimization.

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