How teams connect GitLab and Trello
Pick the setup closest to yours. Each one links cards on your Trello boards to issues in a GitLab project.
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Issues
Items sync both ways between GitLab and Trello
Cards
Send bugs from project teams to engineering
When a card is found in Trello, create a matching issue in GitLab and keep them in sync.
Comments and description sync both ways, so whoever logged the bug on a Trello card reads engineering's replies there while the fix moves through GitLab.
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Issues
Items sync both ways between GitLab and Trello
Cards
Show dev progress to project managers
When an issue is found in GitLab, create a matching card in Trello and keep them in sync.
Due dates and labels carry over to Trello cards as engineers schedule and triage GitLab issues, so project managers plan the board around real delivery dates.
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Issues
Items sync both ways between GitLab and Trello
Cards
Run shared work across both teams
When an issue is found in GitLab or a card in Trello, create a matching one in the other tool and keep them in sync.
Due dates and comments sync both ways, so work started on the Trello board or in GitLab keeps one deadline and one running thread for both teams.
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Everything Unito syncs between GitLab and Trello
Choose which tool creates new items and which way each field syncs, so Trello cards can create GitLab issues while comments and description update both ways. Set rules on field values to decide which cards and issues sync.
GitLab
Supported object types
- Issues
Also syncs
Comments
Attachments
Rich text
Supported fields
Two-way
- Title
- Description
- State
- Assignee
- Due date
- Label
- Comment
- Milestone
- Weight
- Related issues
One-way (read only)
- Created by
- Issue number
- Issue ID
- Link to issue
Supported GitLab versions
Trello
Supported object types
- Cards
- Checklists
Also syncs
Comments
Attachments
Subtasks
Supported fields
Two-way
- Title
- Description
- Status
- Due date
- Due date checkbox
- Start date
- Label
- Attachment
- Checklist
- Checklist item completion
- Comment
- List
- Member
One-way (read only)
- Board name
- Creator
- Link to card
- Updated at
Real-time data sync with full control, no coding required
Enterprise-grade sync without the complexity
Cross-platform integration at scale usually takes weeks or months to deploy. Unito delivers reliable sync between Trello and GitLab with a self-serve setup and field-level configurability.
Abstracted complexity
Lower total cost of ownership
Scalability and resilience
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in sync
Enterprise-grade control and reliability
Unito is designed to meet the highest standards of security and performance.
SOC 2 Type 2 certified
GDPR and CCPA compliant
- SSO
- Secure from end to end
- Access controls and flow permissions
- Centralized monitoring tools
- No data stored by Unito
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See how you can sync Trello and GitLab with Unito
Book a demo and watch Trello cards turn into GitLab issues, with updates flowing both ways in real time across your planning and dev teams.
What to expect
- A 15-30 min call to assess your workflow and integration needs
- A solutions overview of Unito’s sync platform
- Hands-on help to get started and support your evaluation
Frequently asked questions about GitLab and Trello
Yes. With Unito’s two-way sync, a Trello card that meets your rules automatically creates a matching GitLab issue. Updates then flow both ways, so the card and issue stay aligned without manual copying.
Yes. Unito syncs comments between Trello and GitLab and gives you control over private and public visibility, so each team sees the notes that matter while sensitive details stay internal.
Yes. Unito maps native and custom fields supported through each tool’s API, and you set the flow direction per field, so the right data lands on each Trello card and GitLab issue.
You do, with no code. Unito is built for non-technical owners: you create and adjust rules, mappings, and filters yourself, so maintaining the Trello-GitLab sync never needs engineering time.
About GitLab
GitLab is a complete DevOps platform that combines source code management, CI/CD pipelines, security scanning, and issue tracking into a single application. Engineering teams use it to manage the full software development lifecycle.
Learn more about Unito's GitLab integrations ↗Popular Tool Pairings
About Trello
Trello is a task management application designed to make it easier for teams to organize their work in one place. It allows users to create boards with cards containing tasks or objectives which can be organized into columns or lists depending on their project’s needs.
Learn more about Unito's Trello integrations ↗