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Clone Cards on the same Pipe

  • 15 December 2020
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Is there any way to clone / duplicate a specific card via graphql?

To efficiently manage repetitive tasks within the same pipeline, you can clone cards to duplicate their content and streamline your workflow. Start by selecting the card you wish to replicate and access its options menu, typically indicated by a three-dot icon or similar. Choose the "Clone" or "Copy" feature to create an identical card. Once the new card is generated, you can customize website its details, such as the title and description, to reflect any unique aspects while retaining the essential information from the original.


 


Hello, I have some news.

I created a "power-ups" App to clone cards in Pipefy. If anyone is interested in implementing it, please contact me.


Hi @Lucas Democh , there is no way to do this directly through graphql.

What is possible is to take the card in question, save the values and create a card with them, or make a pipe connection, it with itself, by autofill and create manually or via automation. Like @genietim said :wink:


There is a way, sure:

Use the createCard mutation after using the card query and just fill all the fields with the same values you got. You may have to also use the moveCardToPhase mutation if your clone should also be in the correct phase.

Btw., the way to do it with Pipefy’s automations: have a connected card field (“parent card” or something). Then, use automations upon creation of the card, (a) to fill all the values based on the values found in the parent card, and (b) move the card e.g. upon change of field as soon as all are filled & parent card filled too.


 

Hi,

As I understand it, this function duplicates a Pipe.

 

 

I need to clone only one card inside the same Pipe.


Hey Lucas :)

You can do this action with this query

mutation{

  clonePipes(input:{

   pipe_template_ids: 123465

   organization_id: 123456

  }){

    pipes{

      id

      name

    }

  }

}

 

You need to put the organization that will be the destination of this clone and the id of the pipe you want to clone


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