monday.com Reviews

We use Monday.com to organize and keep track of our work, projects, clients, progress, and workflows. It's great for individual projects and team projects. In team projects, everyone in our team logs the tasks they need to complete or have completed, edit status updates and other relevant information. It essentially greatly improves team communication, making it so easy for someone to take over, and understand exactly what has been done and what's next. It's one of the best tools I've used for managing and tracking projects.

Before Monday.com we'd had to communicate via email, meetings etc. to update the team on project progress. It was harder to keep track of workload and where things are at. Now, however, it's so easy to view each project and know where in the process we are at. Everyone can make updates and everyone else can see them in real-time. It has effectively improved time management greatly and avoids things getting missed. Everything is very organized and it has increased overall efficiency considerably.

I love the interface, the layout, and the colors. It makes working more enjoyable. Everything is so neatly organized is definitely another highlight. 

It is also so easy to use. It's probably one of the most user-friendly platforms I've ever used. I've tried others in the past, however, this is one of the best. 

I also appreciate the built-in templates, being able to copy templates, columns, values, having access to tutorials, and the support offered. As a beginner, I didn't even have to view a ton of tutorials, however. It was so easy to figure out myself. 

It seems that different columns within the same board aren't customizable. The columns are the exact same unless you open a new board altogether. I'd like this feature to be added, as sometimes within the same project or task, I want to add different sections and different columns for each section.

The mobile app is not as user-friendly and as adaptable as I'd like it to be. There needs to be a ton of modifications before I can use it easily on my smartphone.

I've used the solution for one year.

We use the solution for managing internal resources and client needs publicly. For example, client inductions with a marketing agency are fairly similar, therefore templating the process allows efficiencies in time and ensures everything is 'on brand' and everything is done the way we choose. 

Allowing clients to see exactly where all of their projects are and what reliances are on them saves difficult conversations that may occur later, particularly around timeframes and deadlines. 

Internally, everyone works differently, therefore having a fixed record that everyone defaults to helps amalgamate different working styles. 

The solution has improved our organization in terms of efficiencies in communication, project management, and openness and transparency (both internally and externally) as to the progress of items, while also assisting with recognizing bottlenecks and operational issues that stall progress.

Historically, weekly status reports/client contact reports were the norm, taking account managers/directors out of action to update their clients. However, with Monday, this is updated as they would update a to-do list, therefore removing duplicate effort (or as much as feasibly possible).

The Gantt chart with dependencies allows for all timescales to move when one changes, holding everyone accountable. 

File upload and communication save hunting for messages or files across devices and shared areas.

The Gantt chart function saves spending time creating a visual that is static. Within Monday a simple update on tasks moves the Gantt chart without removing the history - therefore the archive trail allows us to have a nice record. 

File upload and communication just keep everything concise, neat, and organized. Many firms use Google Drive, Slack, email etc. With so many places to find files, it all gets very messy very quickly. 

It is a touch expensive, especially when just starting out. Perhaps a simple per-user scaling that starts small would attract smaller Monday.com clients who are potentially priced out. 

A new feature would be more sophisticated calendar integration, perhaps deadline reminders. Sometimes, we don't want to have prescriptive minute-by-minute 'calendarization' of tasks, however, a simple list of deadlines for the day/week (similar to 'Your Work') would allow an easy and simple checkpoint for all members of the team.

I've used the solution for around six years.

It's only been 'Down' once in the six years that I've noticed.

The solution is very, very scalable, however, it would require investment (time) from the outset to agree to parameters and process. 

We tried Trello, however, it isn't the same. 

We handled the setup in-house.

ROI we are unable to calculate, however, it is certainly positive. 

Licensing is a tad expensive. That said, it depends how you value your own time and profitability gains from efficiency.

We had a quick look at Asana, however, Monday.com is superior by far.

Our company started using Monday to track tasks and workflows. Later on, we started using it to keep records of employees and documents. For example, our HR department creates items with check columns and it tracks the required documents of all employees. 

Furthermore, HR personnel uploads all the documents corresponding to the new employee, and then it goes for authorization from the HR manager. Subsequently, when the yearly evaluation comes the department has all the required files in one place and digitalized.

We were in deep need to find an online solution where everyone in the company could work together and keep track of workflows. Since using Monday.com our productivity has been elevated by at least 35%. Having a platform where you create and automate a lot of small things like creating a sum or other formulas where you normally would have assigned someone to do it manually in a simple Excel locally or in SharePoint decreased our time to respond to our internal requests from any other department. It's very simple since we started using it and we don't see ourselves trusting any other platform.

Having multiple boards and different user-friendly items and visualizations were what we needed to have all employees familiarized with the platform. For example, our business in Facility Management has a lot of personnel where technology isn't their area of expertise. Therefore, having a platform with such expertise in creating features and keeping them with such simplicity is a unique asset that we couldn't find somewhere else. 

Support from Monday.com makes you feel super comfortable communicating any inquiries you may have. 

Better integration with Outlook would be awesome. For example, an add-on where the user could write an update on Monday via e-mail will literally elevate the whole experience for our business. It would minimize the time to search for the corresponding item on different boards and update them.

Another great option might be to give admin privileges and elevated access to multiple boards. For example, if someone leaves the company and somehow you need his uploaded work documents you cant exactly get them. It creates an issue that involves contacting the support.

As a company, we've used Monday.com since 30 October 2018.

We literally trusted Monday.com since day one.

I'd advise potential new users to not bother with such small details in terms of cost and licensing.

We did various evaluations.

We use the product for managing all the projects and tasks of a non-profit association. 

We have several groups and task forces, and all our board members and volunteers live around the globe. We also have guest members who work on occasional projects and need access for a short period of time. We also have service providers, with whom we share several projects which needed to be on time. 

We have projects ranging from short to longer-term, including our strategic planning, which is also done on Monday.com.

After we started using Monday.com, the benefits were clear. We could centralize all our demands and responsibilities in one place. We have several service providers, board members, volunteers, and guest participants, and having the possibility to check the progress of their activities easily, in one place, and with a few clicks is a great service and has been much appreciated by everybody in the different teams. We now have a better idea of how we are doing with daily tasks and with the planning of long-term projects.

The possibility of having multiple boards is indeed a great feature that allows us to see the many projects (and their progress) at a glance. 

The workspaces are also an extremely valuable tool since we can have many separate workspaces for teams with different credentials. That is important to have more confidential projects set aside, and have people only assigned to their assigned projects or assigned tasks at a particular moment. 

Of course, the add-ons are important to integrate the other tools we use.

One important feature that would improve Monday.com would be an application for desktops (Windows/Mac). I work with many internet tabs open and would prefer having Monday.com as a separate program - not opened via the website. That could improve the daily managing and practical use of Monday.com. 

I do not use the Monday.com mobile app, since I concentrate on work-related things on the computer. I also work with several Google Workspaces, so that puts more difficulties for easy visualization.

I've used the solution for one year.

Until now it has been shown to be very stable.

We have not scaled up yet.

We did not have any need to reach out to technical support so far.

Positive

I did not use a different solution previously. 

The initial setup requires some time to learn to navigate it.

We implemented the solution via an in-house team

I am not the administrator and have no sense of the ROI.

I did not evaluate other options previously.

The product is used for tracking customer success activities and daily interactions with customers. We're using dashboard views to analyse data gathered on the boards and track due dates for customer engagements. It's helpful for product release planning and sharing updates with team members as well as onboarding project management. 

The primary use case, however, is tracking customer engagements and reporting to higher management. We also use Monday.com for managing training activities for new joiners. We have close to ten workspaces with five boards on average.  

Monday.com helps my organization track the pulse of our customers and gives a 360-degree view of our users to everyone in the organization. It has helped us in tracking customer engagements and reporting to higher management. 

We also use Monday.com to efficiently onboard new users and give them access to all the training material needed for communicating with the customers. We have close to ten workspaces with five boards on average.

The analytics view is very powerful with Gantt charts and multiple chart visualizations. The integration capabilities to bring in data from external sources like Gmail, Zoho, and HubSpot. Even connecting to Google Sheets is very helpful. 

Prior to Monday.com, all requests were sent by email, making it difficult to keep track of the workload. With Monday.com, all team members can view what's in the project file and know where each project job is in the process. 

I really enjoy the customizing features that Monday.com provides; we have a number of clients that want a tailored experience to make things simpler for both us and them. Monday.com has so many excellent features, however, if I had to select one, it would be the organization.

Monday.com also facilitates internal and external collaboration. The time management and cross-team functionality are fantastic.

Managing project status and product development may be quite difficult unless you have a project manager. 

I've used the solution for two years.

The ROI that my team and I obtained from Monday.com covers the cost and then some; we've been able to raise internal efficiency and improve the overall capabilities of corporate operations. This has enabled us to work in a more organized and effective manner, allowing us to finish more tasks and increase our productivity bonus.

We use the product for recording and keeping track of all sales and transactions going on in our company. This includes sales, returns, descriptions and order numbers. 

It provides our company with a customizable web and mobile work management platform, designed to help teams and organizations with operational efficiency by tracking projects. 

We use the platform on a daily basis since all our tracking, status updates, and descriptions are all logged in real-time. Also, the updates are all real-time as well which makes it an important tool in our daily cycle

In terms of being more organized, Monday has greatly improved overall productivity in the workplace. All the data and information is stored in one place. It is extremely easy to use and does all the project planning and management work for you. 

It can also integrate with quite a few systems to automate processes like creating an inventory, sales, and customer report database which makes it easy to track all updates on one platform. Our whole team uses this platform daily and so far it has been a big help. 

The sales sheet where we keep track of all transactions including transaction history, customers, and all necessary records is great. Every team member has access which makes it easy to tag which customer belongs to who. As for interacting with the project and its tasks, it's very easy. We can set status, assignee, dates, add items, etc. Notifications are a great tool to stay on top of things, especially with customer updates which are critical. You can see all your tasks without scrolling through long items in a project.

Adding more features would be ideal since there are limitations as far as scalability. For example, we'd like a field for adding attachments, especially since, for recording purposes, customers submit documents. It would also be nice if there are training or quick access tools for new features since there are actually a lot of decent unexplored services that we may have not been using. They might actually be helpful in our day-to-day operations if we were aware of them. We continue to use the platform since all our data is stored in one location and the whole team relies on it.  

I've been using the solution for a little over a year.

The solution is very stable and reliable.

I would rate scalability a seven out of ten.

We have not reached out to customer support yet.

Positive

We previously used Google Sheets.

The initial setup was easy.

We did have assistance. I'd rate the process a seven out of ten.

The ROI is still the same.

It is a very cost-effective solution.

We did not evaluate other options so far.

I use Monday in my work. I work for a Marketing and Advertising Agency. 

We are a 20-member team. Monday is really useful. The best thing (recently added) is that you can see everything that is asigned to you and keep track on what's on your plate. 

As a small team with a variety of roles (like designers, code developers, writers, social media managers, and consultants) it is really useful to keep everybody up to date.

There is a way you can share a board with clients so they can see in real time how is the project running.

The app is great too. You can work even if you do not have your computer near.

When I joined the company, they already used Monday, however, compared with other tools that I've used in other companies, this is superior. 

Monday allows for remote work perfectly. You can see the contributions made by others. You can get notified every time something has been updated.

Monday is a great way to have history and a backup for all the work done. Other tools are just like live chats, however, Monday keeps track of everything. 

You can have different roles for every person in your team. 

The productivity tool is one of my favorite aspects. You can even track the time it takes you to complete a task.

The productivity tool is great, as is task dependency.

You can create specific groups on your boards and give them color codes. This is really useful.

It is great that you can select if you want to see the project in list, kanban, or Gantt. This is something really useful that other tools do not allow you to do. Usually, you have to use more than one solution. 

You can integrate Slack, Google, Excel, Drive, or Dropbox.

As a company that uses a variety of tools, it was great to have everything in one place, Monday was the solution.

Monday is excellent for collaboration between partners and team members, however, it would be great if there could be a way to have clients on Monday, and not just to share information. That is something you can already do. Instead, we'd like to add a client as a client so they can give real-time feedback, answer questions, and see the whole project and its stages. It takes time to copy and paste things that the client could be adding on Monday, and the team can see it with no problem, with controlled access.

I've been using the solution for one year.

The solution is completely stable and trustworthy.

They are adding some great things, however, a client version would be a really big step.

I've never used technical support.

Positive

Yes, I did use a different solution. I changed as my new work uses Monday.

It was all set up when I began with the company.

I don't know how the company set up the solution initially.

I don't know what our ROI is.

I do not know about the pricing; my company pays it.

I did not evaluate other options.

Monday is wonderful.

We use Monday.com throughout our entire company - from sales to content to marketing campaigns. We are a company that has a lot of balls in the air with a lot of tracking required and Monday has been a big help. 

Initially, we used it to track various stages of content production and post workflow and now it has transitioned into intra-department use. We utilize forms for asset requests with our design team. We also use external trackers for our sponsorships team to communicate with our partners on collaborative projects. 

It has kept all our departments accountable and gives a quick birds-eye to see how projects are progressing. 

Prior to using Monday there was little to no project tracking. Things were assigned and it was up to managers to keep track on their own end using whatever means they had. Monday not only allows easier tracking but it can also set up team members the ability to know what projects are coming up next for them and not have to wait for something to be assigned to them if there are projects in queue for them.

Getting us to an easier UX/UI experience and away from spreadsheets has been great. Forms for asset requests have been a boon to our design team. It forces people to have to think about what they're actually asking for and spell out the delivery methods, attach references, dimensions, use cases, brand guidelines, etc. Having the ability to work with external teams on Monday also helps us stay in communication with our partners. It also helps communicate with freelancers as well as contractors. This gives us the same level of communication and progress tracking as we would with any and all of our staff.

We need more cross-API integration with creative apps in the Adobe Suite and other communication platforms. We utilize Discord a lot with some of our talent and teams. Therefore, having the ability to a quick reference that way would be great. Having the ability to add notes on project files in Adobe similar to Frame.io and other creative project review outlets would be a big gain. Maybe even having the ability to sync with Frame.io would be good as well. 

Load times can sometimes be a bit inconsistent on web and mobile. The mobile interface seems a bit too cramped and very difficult to work with on the go.

We have been using Monday.com for four years.

We did not use a different solution.

It's worth it for any sized team and only scales in terms of pricing as your teams increase.

We did not evaluate other options.