Send AI-visibility tickets to Trello, Asana and monday.com
Contested sends each case-file ticket to Trello, Asana or monday.com as a card, so your team works it where it already works.
Key facts
- Connect once, choose the board or list, then use Save & send from the Action Plan.
- Sending the same ticket twice never creates a duplicate.
- Sending to these tools is on the paid plans. Jira is by export (CSV, Markdown or a pre-filled link).
- The paste-ready fix text stays in the Contested ticket and in the CSV and Markdown export. It is not in the card.
What does a card contain?
The paste-ready fix text is not in the card. It stays in the Contested ticket and in the CSV and Markdown export.
- The ticket title and what the engine said, in the engine's words.
- Numbered steps to do the work.
- Why it works, and what done looks like.
- A link to the page the answer probably came from.
- The kind of work, its impact and effort, and how long a change typically takes to show.
How do you connect a tool?
Contested keeps a record of what it has sent for each brand. A ticket already sent is skipped, so sending twice never creates duplicates.
- Connect the tool once from your account.
- Choose the board or list where the cards should go.
- Press Save & send on the Action Plan.
What about Jira?
Jira is export only: CSV in the Jira import layout, Markdown, or a pre-filled create-issue link.
Why does Asana or monday.com ask you to trust the developer?
When you connect Asana or monday.com, each shows a prompt asking whether you trust this developer. That is because the Contested apps are not yet verified by those companies. You choose whether to continue.
Questions
Which tools can Contested send tickets to?
Trello, Asana and monday.com. For Jira, export as CSV, Markdown or a pre-filled link.
Will sending twice create duplicate cards?
No. Contested records each ticket it has sent for a brand and skips it the next time.
Who can send tickets to these tools?
Workspaces on a paid plan.