lane_ref, which must be a lane of the card's board. A board without lanes gets one default lane, and a card without lane_ref goes to the first lane, that is the first record of the board. The lanes of a board keep the order of their records.resource_files of the manifest, with "resource": "lanes". An entity can have any number of files. See Bundle format.[
{
"resource": "lanes",
"path": "resources/lanes.json"
}
]| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
external_id | string (ExternalId) | Yes | Your own identifier of the record, for example k-mrr, unique within the resource across all of its files and case sensitive. Other records refer to this one by it. The import also keeps it as the external id of the object it creates.Constraints: 1–512 characters. |
board_ref | Ref<boards> refers to Boards | Yes | The board the lane belongs to. Give the external_id of a boards record. |
title | string | Yes | Name of the lane, for example Core metrics. Up to 128 characters.Constraints: 1–128 characters. |
condition | enum | No | active for a lane in use, archived for a hidden one. Lanes have only these two values, not the inactive of other entities.Constraints: one of active, archived. Default: |
created_at | Timestamp | No | When the record was created, with a time zone, for example 2026-01-12T09:30:00Z.Constraints: RFC 3339 with a time zone. Default: |
wip_limit | integer? | No | Most cards the lane should hold at once; null or absent means no limit. Constraints: >= 0. |
payload.from.lane_ref, payload.lane_ref, payload.to.lane_refsnapshot.lane_reflane_refboard_ref → Boards{
"external_id": "l-core",
"board_ref": "b-kpi",
"title": "Core metrics"
}