Hello there @dvdsmpsn!
The cluster is used for the user’s area of work.
account_tier and account_max_users will not have a value when the tier is “trial”.
You can get this information (all but the cluster) with this query:
{
account {
plan {
tier
max_users
}
}
}
Hope that helps 🙂
Cheers,
Matias
Hi @Matias.Monday
Thanks for the response.
I’m seeing account_tier having values of both free and null (as well as standard, pro, & enterprise, and probably basic).
Can I assume that both free and null are the free tier, and as such, the null value for account_max_users actually means a maximum of 2 users?
Cheers, David.
Hello @dvdsmpsn !
I am sorry, that was a mistake on my end. I meant the “trial” tier comes as null.
@Matias.Monday Please note that
account {
plan {
tier
}
}
returns a non-catchable Cannot return null for non-nullable field Plan.tier error sometimes.
Thanks for this @Matias.Monday.
So to clear up any misunderstandings, I believe that this …
Trial tier
// account_tier === null
// && account_max_users === null
{
"type": "install",
"data": {
...
"account_tier": null,
"account_max_users": null,
...
}
}
Free tier
// account_tier === 'free'
// && (account_max_users === null || account_max_users === 0)
{
"type": "install",
"data": {
...
"account_tier": "free",
"account_max_users": null
// actually up to 2 users ( or `0` in graphQL result)
...
}
}
Other tiers
Tiers: basic | standard | pro | enterprise
// typeof account_tier === 'string'
// && Number.isInteger(account_max_users)
// && account_max_users > 0
{
"type": "install",
"data": {
...
"account_tier": "free",
"account_max_users": 5,
...
}
}
An internal monday.com instance
// account_tier === null
// && user_cluster === null
// && Number.isInteger(account_max_users)
// && account_max_users > 0
{
"type": "install",
"data": {
...
"user_cluster": null,
"account_tier": null,
"account_max_users": 10000,
...
}
}
@rob Thanks for this.
I think that account.plan.tier is null for trial monday.com accounts and some of monday.com’s internal instances too.
Likely, we can assume that it’s a trial if that query comes back with an error code 🤞.
@dvdsmpsn
I mean that in our experience, querying the tier sometimes returns the error above.
If you have a more complex query, like:
account {
id
name
plan {
tier
max_users
}
}
and you get the error, you need to re-run it without the tier option:
account {
id
name
plan {
max_users
}
}
@mattias.monday OK, here’s a new one to me:
{
"type": "install",
"data": {
...
"account_tier": "pro",
"account_max_users": 0,
}
}
If it’s a pro tier with account_max_users as 0, what’s going on here?
Does 0 users really mean (up to) 2 users? and if so, how can a pro tier have 2 users?
monday.com pricing and plans suggests that the pro tier starts at 3 users.
I am confused once more.
Hello @dvdsmpsn!
Can you please send us to “appsupport@monday.com” the account ID of the account that gave you that result?
Please mention this post in the email and mention that the email is addressed specifically to Matias.
Cheers,
Matias
Hello @rob!
Can you please send us to “appsupport@monday.com” the account ID of the account that gave you the Cannot return null for non-nullable field Plan.tier error?
Please mention this post in the email and mention that the email is addressed specifically to Matias.
Cheers,
Matias
@Matias.Monday further to our conversation elsewhere (support emails), you said that in the install hook below…
{
"type": "install",
"data": {
...
"user_cluster": "ngo",
"account_tier": "pro",
"account_max_users": 0,
...
}
}
… NPO (non profit organisation) plans “will show 0 seats in our backend”.
Is there a way to get hold of the user_cluster in graphQL, so that we can spot the NPOs using our apps?
– I’ve looked, but couldn’t find anything useful.
What values will be in user_cluster for NPOs?
– ngo and some others?
I see that you currently charge NPOs for >10 seats.
Does this mean that NPOs:
- with >10 seats will have the correct value set in
account_max_users?
- with <10 seats will have
"account_max_users": 0?
– I’m only guessing at this point.
Best wishes, David.
Hello there @dvdsmpsn!
As of today, the cluster can not be retrieved via API.
I will come back to you about the other question.
Done. Waiting for a feedback from your side.
Thanks.
Hello @dvdsmpsn !
Our team confirms me that an NPO (non profit) can have any cluster value.
Regarding your questions about NPOs, yes. What you guessed was correct 🙂
Cheers,
Matias
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