Trello

Boards represent the digital workspace where you can organize your tasks into lists. You can retrieve data such as board name, id, description, and lists within the board.

Actions represent the tasks performed on the cards, lists, and boards. They can include various activities such as adding a comment, moving a card, updating a list, etc. They provide a detailed history of the changes made in the Trello environment.

Cards are the basic unit of a board. They represent tasks and contain information such as card name, id, description, labels, members, and comments.

Checklists are used to track task progress within a card. You can retrieve data such as checklist name, id, and checklist items.

Lists are used to categorize cards on a board. You can retrieve data such as list name, id, and cards within the list.

Users represent individuals with accounts on the platform. They can be part of various boards and teams, and can create, modify, and manage cards. Each user has unique identifiers and personal details such as username, full name, and email.

Organizations in Trello represent a collection of boards and members. They provide a way to group related boards together and allow for easier member management. Organizations can be used to represent a company, a department within a company, or even a family. They can have multiple members and each member can have different roles and permissions. Organizations can also have various settings that apply to all the boards within the organization.