Rettach vs Rotor for Trello

Rettach consolidates all of your files from all of your emails into a single, organized set of folders.

Rettach provides an automated service that takes your attachments from Cloud Email Services like Microsoft Office 365, Exchange, and Gmail organizes them based on rules you set and saves them to virtually any Cloud Storage Service like OneDrive, DropBox and more. Rettach simplifies the time-consuming, laborious task of finding, organizing, filing, sharing, and backing-up email attachments and files.

Our customers are Microsoft Office 365 and Google Business users who have hundreds, or thousands, of attachments in their email. Whether you are a lawyer, accountant, or a typical professional always trying to organize email attachments, connect your email to Rettach, and files old and new, are arranged and stored to automatically to your OneDrive or Google Drive account. Making your data instantly accessible from any device.

Utilizing Rettach's rules, you can configure how attachments and files are sorted and organized automatically. Then you can find and share information faster. Use our rules templates or create your own to enable Rettach do exactly what you need. For example, when authorized users are synced to shared storage services, Rettach becomes a low-cost Document Management solution for groups, automatically saving, organizing and sharing files for everyone to access.

Rettach was created with security in mind, seamlessly encrypting and moving your attachments and files from your email to your storage. It will never delete or remove your files. Your information is safe with enterprise-grade security features from allowing only company approved cloud storage to control panels and API integrations.

Simplest time tracking and reporting for Trello

Rotor makes it easy to track time in Trello.

You use Trello exactly as before while Rotor measures how much time cards spend in a list that you pre-select.

Ex : As a developer I start working on a task and move my card from To Do into Doing.
Rotor starts measuring as soon as you move it in the Doing list, up until you remove it, as you would anyway. No further action required.