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We've been using the new workflow credentials feature as we migrate our recipe sentences to the new workflow infrastructure.In our existing recipe sentences, we control all the logic around the OAuth dance and securing the user tokens. We have [self-service mechanisms to revoke and delete the stored token](https://monday-help.dsapps.dev/microsoft-365-office-embedded/revoking-access-to-microsoft-365) for a single user, and for the account admin to delete all stored tokens for the account for example in the event of a data breach.When using workflow credentials, monday.com takes absracts away all this logic – you just add some configurations, and it works invisibly.With this in mind, I have some questions regarding security:## Revoking access- What is the mechanism for a single user to revoke their user token?- What is the mechanism for an admin user to revoke all the user tokens for the account?- If these is not available, when will they be added?- If these are available, please link to
Hi developers, We’re exploring new opportunities to incorporate vibe coding tools into your app-building experience and would love your perspective on how tools like monday vibe, Lovable, or Base44 could enhance it.Please share your thoughts and help us shape the future of our platform by taking a short survey.Thank you,Moran GibsonApps Product Designer
Hello everyone,I'm building an app with sentence recipe automations and need clarification on how they count toward account automation limits.Context:For example, Standard plan accounts have 250 automations/month limit When using native blocks (e.g., "When item is created"), I see the "Automation is running" notification When using custom blocks (webhook-based triggers), I don't see that notificationQuestions:Do sentence recipe automations from apps that use custom trigger/action blocks count toward the 250 automations/month limit? Is there any difference if I use native blocks? As in, do native blocks count toward the limit and custom blocks not? Or it is the case that all automations from sentence recipes, no matter how they are built, count toward the limit?Thanks for clarifying!
Good morningHope you are well.We have a question regarding the installation of application.I have raised this question to our enterprise plan assistant, who said that it is related to the back-end technical architecture of applications on Monday so she can't help.Let's say we've created an application - a workspace template, from an existing board on domain A.monday.com<http://a.monday.com/> with data residency in USA.Then we want to install this application to a new domain B.monday.com<http://b.monday.com/> with data residency in Europe.The creation of application was pretty fast , it took me 10 minutes.However the installation, has taken me over 7 hours, and I didn't have the whole board — some files are still not uploaded, and the installation was stopped itself when it took too long, even if I leave the browser of installation open.Could you help me to understand why it is so slow to install the application and why did we fail to install the whole board, and how to make
So I know ```import mondaySdk from "monday-sdk-js";``` mondaySdk has these fuctions async getItem(key: string): Promise<{ data?: { value?: string } }> {return await this.mondaySdkClient.storage.getItem(key);} async setItem(key: string, value: string): Promise<any> {return await this.mondaySdkClient.storage.setItem(key, value);}and they work fine in Browser env but I am have app which needs to update the storage from my server envso for this``` class MondayRestStorage implements StorageBackend {private mondayToken: string; constructor(token: string) {this.mondayToken = token;} async getItem(key: string): Promise<{ data?: { value?: string } }> {const url = `https://apps-storage.monday.com/app_storage_api/v2/${key}?shareGlobally=false`; const response = await fetch(url, {method: "GET",headers: {Authorization: this.mondayToken,"Content-Type": "application/json","User-Agent": "monday-apps-sdk",},}); if (!response.ok) {console.warn(`Storage get failed: ${response.status}`);
We've just released a new feature: Multi-level boards, which allows for a much deeper hierarchy in boards by supporting up to five layers of subitems.To help you adapt your apps and integrations, we've published a new API guide that covers all the necessary changes.Key changes for developers to be aware of include: Deeper Hierarchy: Boards can now have up to five levels of subitems(!) Rollup Columns: This new column type can summarize data from child items. New Board Type: Multi-level boards are a new type, separate from classic boards. Simplified Subitem Access: In multi-level boards, all subitems are now accessible. Availability timeline (estimated, might be changed): - August 25: Multi-level boards available for developer acounts - October 1: Multi-level boards boards API goes GA - January 1 (2026): Release multi-level boards in 2026-04 (Release Candidate) as an opt-outCheck out the full documentation for a comprehensive breakdown of the API changes, best practi
Hey community! After 7 years here, I’m leaving monday.com. It’s been an amazing journey and a joy to build this space from scratch. Thank you to all the amazing community members who give their time to help others here. I won’t embarrass anyone by tagging them here, but you know who you are :) If any of my tutorials, videos or writing has helped you, please stay in touch on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dipro-bhowmik/ API tutorials As a parting gift, I just released three tutorials on our app developer channel Your first API request Formatting HTTP requests Write complex API queries and mutations
I am building an app on monday code, both client side and server side. I am using the workspace app feature to a react page that has a button to fetch data from my database. I am getting a 405 Method not Allowed). It’s a simple fetch() to my server endpoint. Is this not allowed? Do I need to wrap it or something?I also noticed, this is the same error I get with a POST api call.
Hey all, I’m trying to run some Python within Zapier, to get all items where the Status Column is set to ‘In Progress’. I’m really struglling to figure out how to get more than 25 records at a time…?
I'm learning some Monday app development and I'm trying to get a deployment working on Monday Code from a monorepo setup.I’m using Turborepo and the main issue I’m having is creating a predeploy script to include my packages (which are currently included in my repo as npm workspaces) into the build folder to be included in the tarball. The build system used by Monday Code doesn’t seem to like the workspaces.In this video, @dipro mentions the monorepo scenario and creating a predeploy script at 23:20https://youtu.be/tXAKtabsXqM?si=SU6GhoJpgMSvSRLt&t=1400In the same video, at timestamp 15:07 I can see one of the test projects is called "monorepo monday code", but that project doesn’t seem to be in the “Hello World” apps at https://github.com/mondaycom/welcome-apps/tree/master/appsHas anyone successfully deployed to Monday Code from a monorepo or specifically turborepo?
Hi Monday Development Group,We’re building out a quoting system for our dealership inside Monday and want to know the best setup or Marketplace apps to use. Here’s what we need the system to handle: Choose whether a deal is Cash or Finance. Show unit pricing with the ability to apply both % and $ discounts. Add extras/add-ons pulled from our inventory board (with price, taxable flag, and availability). Automatically calculate taxes based on subtotal. If Finance is selected: show fields for Down Payment, APR, Term and automatically calculate the estimated monthly payment. Generate a client-facing proposal/PDF that includes all line items, totals, and our branded signature block. We have tried several of the third party apps, but have had no success. Please help us build out this pricing option!Thanks for your guidance — looking forward to your recommendations!
CLI Versionnpx mapps --version@mondaycom/apps-cli/4.8.0 linux-x64 node-v22.19.0What I triedCommand:npx mapps scheduler:create --verbose --print-command -a $APP_ID -s "0 * * * *" -n "execute-rules" --targetUrl "/execute-rules" -r 10 -b 60 -d "This execute rules hourly"Result:The request reaches the API but fails with 400 Bad Request.[06:36:38.575] ERROR: Request failed with status code 400 - Bad Request - ERR_BAD_REQUEST - {"error":"Bad Request"}: undefined[06:36:38.576] ERROR: scheduler_create err: { "type": "Error", "message": "Invalid request", ... }Alternative attemptBecause the CLI --help shows a -u, --targetUrl=<value> flag, I tried this instead:npx mapps scheduler:create --verbose --print-command -a $APP_ID -s "0 * * * *" -n "execute-rules" -u "/execute-rules" -r 10 -b 60 -d "This execute rules hourly"ResultThe CLI rejected the argument completely.[06:45:14.622] ERROR: Unexpected argument: /execute-rulesSee more help with --helpEnvironment App ID: $APP_
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