The Anatomy of a Card
A card is the fundamental unit of information in Klaro Cards. Think of it as a flexible digital sticky note that can hold structured data.
Cards
A card is a single piece of information. It represents a real-world element: a task, a lead, an idea, an article.
Understand
Card history: see what changed, and undo it
Every change to a card is recorded — who, when, what. Read it, comment on it, undo one change or roll the card back.
Attachments: read every file without leaving the card
Upload files to a card and read them where they are — images, PDFs, emails, web pages, notes and video, no download needed
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Tips
Layout your card text
Such as adding titles, bullet points, bold/italic, etc.
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Reference
Send emails to create cards
This guide shows you how sending email to your boards allows creating and categorizing cards.
Create linked cards
Based on "parent/child dimensions" card links are an advanced feature of Klaro Cards. Think "everyting in Klaro Cards is a dimension" and they look quite the same as others.
Create cards using webhooks
This guide shows you how to use incoming webhooks to automatically create and categorize cards in your board from any external system.
Import Cards from CSV or Excel
Bring your existing data into Klaro Cards in bulk — upload a spreadsheet, map columns to dimensions, preview the result, and import
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