We’ve been working on a lot of workflows and streamlining at Indy Hall 
recently…and today had a bit of a breakthrough that I wanted to share because 
I’m already stoked about what it’s going to let us do and hope that more people 
use these tools.



Anybody here use Trello?
How about Zapier?


Sidetone: aren’t those ridiculously silly names for anything, let alone 
business products?


Trello is…a project management too? A task management tool? A workflow 
management tool? Honestly it could be any of those things…it’s super flexible 
and adaptable. 


Zapier sort of turns the world of your favorite internet tools into legos that 
you can snap together and combine in fun and useful ways. It’s a way for you to 
have actions in one piece of software trigger a result in another piece of 
software.  


I use both Trello and Zapier quite a bit but not as much for Indy Hall until 
recently. Today I started using BOTH of them, together, to create some 
automated workflows for my team. 


The 6 workflows that we automated are:
Adding new tour sign-ups to a Trello board for better post-tour follow ups
Adding new drop-ins to a Trello board for better post drop-in follow ups
Adding new interested members to a Trello board to better prepare them for sign 
up
Connecting Trello to Trello (TRELLOCEPTION), creating a seamless connection 
between the 3 previous workflows into our Member Onboarding workflow
Adding cancelled members to a Trello board to make sure we remove people from 
GroupBuzz, Slack, etc.
Adding failed credit card charges (via Stripe) to a Trello board so we don’t 
lose track of reminding people to update their cards

I got so psyched about it that I recorded a video so others might be inspired 
to try it, and even create their own workflows and share them back.


Check it! 
http://dangerouslyawesome.com/2015/01/6-automated-workflows-that-make-our-coworking-space-better-every-day/



-Alex


p.s. I have a podcast episode (http://bit.ly/coworkingweekly-itunes) coming out 
on Monday that’s all about onboarding of a different kind, less about members 
and more about adding new people to your team (community managers, etc) :)


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