A card moved. A comment arrived. Catch that and let notifications and copies happen on their own. The n8n node is published, and Zapier is in review.
There are two ways to connect an automation tool: with a dedicated node, which you install and use, or with the generic HTTP building blocks every tool has, which need a little setup. Here is where each one stands.
| Tool | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| n8n | Published | Published as a community node. Install it from the settings screen and it works. |
| Zapier | In review | The integration itself works. Public listing is waiting on Zapier's review. |
| Pabbly Connect | In review | Five triggers and four actions are finished and working. Public listing is waiting on Pabbly's review. |
| Make | Coming | For now, connect with the HTTP and webhook modules. A dedicated integration is on the way. |
| API / Webhooks / MCP | Always available | Connect your own systems, or an AI, directly. The spec is published as OpenAPI 3.1. |
n8n is an automation tool you can also run on your own server. The Pinateca node is published, so you install it from the settings screen and it works.
Open Settings → Community nodes in n8n, enter n8n-nodes-pinateca, and add it. Then issue an API token in your Pinateca workspace settings and paste it into the n8n credentials.
Create, get, update, move, and delete cards. List boards and read one, create a board, and rename a list.
A card created, moved, updated, or deleted. An assignee changed. A comment added. A label added. A list or a board created.
Catch it with Pinateca Trigger (Card Moved) and send it to Slack. Nothing polls on a timer, so it goes out the moment the card moves.
Take the form notification and create a card with Pinateca (Card / Create). The company name and the subject can go into custom fields.
Read the board at a set time, filter by due date, and send it as an email. Your standup agenda writes itself.
Take the notification from your sales or accounting system, create a board with Pinateca (Board / Create), and pour in the standard cards.
Catch it with Pinateca Trigger (Card Member Added) and send it to them in Slack or Chatwork. Fewer things get missed.
On Monday morning, create the cards for that week's routine work all at once. Nobody types the same list again.
The Zapier integration is finished. Creating, updating, moving, and deleting cards, creating boards, searching cards and boards, and triggers that catch events all work. It is with Zapier's review team now, and it will appear in their app directory once it passes.
Pabbly Connect is at the same point. Five triggers (card created, moved, updated, assignee added, comment added) and actions to create, update, and move cards and create boards. Boards and lists are picked from a dropdown. This one is in review too.
If you would rather not wait for the public listing, we can send you an invitation. Get in touch through the contact form. Make is on the way in the same shape.
You can connect your own systems directly. The spec is published as OpenAPI 3.1, so ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude can read it as it is.
Read and write boards, cards, lists, Gantt data, and custom fields with a single token. See the list of endpoints.
The moment something happens, we call the URL you give us. Requests are signed, so the receiving side can tell they are genuine.
Enter https://pinateca.com/mcp in ChatGPT or Claude settings, sign in, and allow access. To run it locally, it is one line: npx -y pinateca-mcp.
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