Product updates

Here’s what’s new in the monday.com Apps framework and API from the past to week Apps Increased number of plans for marketplace apps: Now you can have up to 25 seat-based tiers and up to 15 feature-based tiers for your app on the marketplace! New app feature image uploader: Instead of using a Vibe icon or providing your own CDN URL, you can now upload an image directly to monday’s CDN, and it’s available for all app feature types that support custom icons. API Hotfix: Updates returned in reverse chronological order: Impacted API versions 2024-10 and later New ability to read the formula column: you can read the formula column using the display_value field. This field returns the content of the formula column as a string, from version 2025-01 and later. New deactivate_users mutation New update_users_role mutation

I’m thrilled to say that our interest in this year’s summit is bigger than ever! While the response is exciting, we decided to choose a new location that will better suit the scale we’re expecting. Where? The 2025 Partner Summit will take place in London❾¾ 🎡🇬🇧 . The exact venue and nearby recommended hotels will be released shortly. Register now! Reminder about ticket prices Depending on your current partner tier, you may be eligible for additional free tickets: Authorized / Bronze partners - 1 free ticket Silver partners - 2 free tickets Gold partners - 3 free tickets Platinum partners - 5 free tickets Any additional tickets will be available at a cost of €99. See what’s in store and register now Looking forward to seeing you there!

Adding a custom icon to your app feature is now easier than ever before with the new image uploader! Instead of only using a Vibe icon or providing your own CDN URL, you can now upload an image directly to monday’s CDN. This automatically generates a CDN URL that can be served everywhere. The new uploader is available for all app feature types that support custom icons. Follow these steps to use the new image uploader: Click the Upload your own button. Select your image and crop it. Click Upload. This uploads the image and generates a CDN URL hosted on monday’s CDN. Click Save to save the URL.

🚀 Exciting News for Python Developers! 🐍 In addition to our existing Node.js SDK, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of the monday API Python SDK! We know working with APIs can sometimes be a challenge—dealing with pagination, navigating nested data structures, and keeping up with API version updates can slow you down. That’s why we created our Python SDK. With this new SDK, you can: ✅ Streamline your API interactions ✅ Save time on coding and maintenance ✅ Focus on building solutions Getting started Install the package with pip and initialize the client with your API token What’s Inside? 1. Simplified Data Retrieval Fetch Everything You Need: Boards, Items, Updates and Activity Logs Automatic Pagination: no need to worry about page limits; the SDK handles pagination under the hood Powerful Filtering: Use filters like lastUpdatedAt to get data within specific time frames. Perfect for incremental data pipelines. 2. User-Friendly Data Structures Navigate complex nested responses easily with Python dataclasses. No more wrestling with JSON! 3. Object Creation Create Items: Add new items with column values Update Items: Modify item column values without the headache. Post Updates: Keep everyone in the loop by creating updates directly through the SDK. Check It Out • PyPI Package: monday-api-python-sdk • GitHub Repo: github.com/mondaycom/monday-api-python-sdk

Here’s what’s new in our changelog from the past two weeks. Apps New monday code runtimes New Google Analytics integration for marketplace apps API Upgrading GraphQL query validation to be more compliant New app_subscriptions object New updates fields

Here’s what’s new in our changelog from the past month. Apps Webhook integration: new 3-minute timeout policy API NEW: create and delete teams mutations Hotfix: item_id argument changed on pin_to_top and unpin_from_top mutations Upgrading GraphQL parser to be more compliant Breaking change: Unified format for API errors

Hello, I’m Moran, the Product Designer in the Apps team. In order to improve our developer experience, I’m looking to talk to customers who can share their experience creating apps for monday, I want to learn about how our developer center can better support your needs and answer your pain points.I’m hosting 45-minute feedback sessions where you can share: Your experience in developing apps for monday.com Your thoughts on using the developer center as a tool Any requests, pain points, or improvements you’d like to see If you’re interested in participating, please schedule a time that works best for you in this link Calendly - Moran Gibson We’re looking forward to hearing from you and learning how we can improve our platform and make your app development process smoother! Best, Moran Gibson

Here’s what’s new in the past few weeks: API API version change New custom_activity object New team_owners and team_subscribers fields on boards queries New create and delete teams mutations Apps Updated security and compliance submission flow New CLI command to manage secrets

We have a new KITCHEN SINK app to show how to use our SDK, different app features, and learn tricky concepts like pagination. Install the app here. It contains 17 code samples, each showing a different part of our SDK and API: It bundles 10 different app features, including AI assistant & board item menus: You can copy the sample code without touching Github: How to install and use You can use this link to install the app. Once installed, you can add one of the app features to your board, or use the “Sample boards” template to get going. Use this document for detailed instructions on how to get started. If you want to inspect the sample code or run it locally - Check out the app on Github Happy building!

Here’s what’s new over the past few weeks! Apps New credentials field for integration recipes Updated pricing versioning submission flow Updated marketplace listing terms

On Tuesday, September 10th, at 7:30 AM EST, we will conduct 60 minutes of planned maintenance on the following low-utilization endpoints in the RC version (i.e., 2024-10) ONLY: Emails & Activities timeline items Updates Marketplace app discounts Other queries and mutations may also experience very brief periods of downtime. If your call fails, wait 60 seconds and try again.

Here’s what’s new in the past few weeks 🙌 API Reminder: January 15th, 2025 API version deprecations New updates object queries and mutations Apps New board column extension app feature New SDK methods to attach and detach board column extensions

Earlier today, some developer accounts were unable to access the monday API. If you are an app developer, you may have seen errors when testing your app in your developer account. When we received reports about this issue, our dev team identified the issue and pushed a fix within a few hours. The issue was resolved around 1pm GMT. Only a very small portion of developer accounts were affected (less than 25). No customer accounts were affected. In the interest of transparency, we’re sharing this update – despite it having a relatively small scope. If you’re still having issues, please open a technical support request here.

We are super excited to announce that Elevate New York is SOLD OUT!! If you haven’t reserved a spot for London yet, I suggest you do it fast! This is a great opportunity to meet our top customers and partners face to face. Can’t wait to see you all there 🙂Elevate 2024 by monday.com

Check out what’s new in the past two weeks! 🙌 API New timeline items query and mutations Apps New sales analytics widget New monday code multi-region feature

Here’s what’s new in the past few weeks! 👀 API New descriptive field limit exceeded error New errors object in API errors Apps New monday code Python SDK openItemCard SDK method improvements Bug fix: Missing app_trial_subscription_ended webhooks

Check out what’s new in the past few weeks! 👀 API API version switch Maintenance = 2024-04 Current = 2024-07 Release candidate = 2024-10 New marketplace_app_discounts object New mutations to grant and delete marketplace discounts New descriptive JSON parse error Apps Marketplace app discounts improvements Integration templates renamed to integration for sentence builder

Check out what’s new in the past few weeks! 👀 API Bug fix: Subscribe everyone on a team to a board New apps_monetization_info object Apps Changes to seat-based app calculations New last updated dates on analytics widgets Introducing the Marketplace Revenue Sharing program New runtime metadata property for actions

Dipro here - after a few weeks of investigating, I’d like to share with you some updates and final decisions we have made regarding app pricing based on user count. For background: some apps are priced based on the total users on your account. In the app checkout process, monday.com will recommend an app plan size based on the account size. On May 10th, we started making this recommendation based on the number of active users in your account, rather than the total size of your monday plan. This decision was made in response to the counting of non-billable users such as guests and viewers. We announced this change in our developer changelog. After this change, we received feedback from our partners & customers that this was counterintuitive and buggy. Furthermore, some customers with multiple product subscriptions were prompted to upgrade in error. This week, we rolled back the change – our system will now recommend app plans based on an account’s monday.com plan size. For customers with products, we will recommend a plan equal to the number of seats on their largest product. Following this rollback, a small number of customers may need to upgrade their app subscriptions, if they subscribed for an affected app between May 10th and June 17th 2024. We will individually communicate with affected developers today. Ultimately, the change impacted only a very small number of customers, however given the response and impact this change had on our partners, we want to mark this as an opportunity where we have learned and will continue to do better in our communication and transparency. We understand the value and impact changes can make on our developer ecosystem and continue to strive for quality.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT 🥁 We are announcing the marketplace revenue sharing program! The revenue sharing program, scheduled to launch on September 1st, 2024, is structured to support our partners’ growth and incentivize the development of high-quality apps. How will it work? Once an app reaches the milestone of $200,000 in lifetime accumulated revenue*, the revenue sharing model is activated. For every subsequent month, 85% of the revenue generated by the app will go to the developer and 15% of the revenue will be collected by monday.com For instance, if an app makes $10,000 in a month post the milestone, the app builders will keep $8,500, and monday.com will collect $1,500. This model has been carefully crafted to ensure that our developers are supported as they scale, and to reflect our shared success. This will ensure our overall growth that will continue to amplify the reach of your apps and help you thrive. Read more about it here. *Accumulated revenue refers to the total amount of revenue generated by a product, service, or entity over its entire existence. Read more about it here

Check out what’s new in the past few weeks! 👀 API Access the AI bot in the API playground Hotfix for ComplexityException errors Apps New secrets manager for monday code Developer center UI improvements New monetization requirements for marketplace approval Removed directives on June 1st, 2024 New monday tunnel domains New ability to reorder integration recipes

You can now access our API/apps framework AI bot in the API playground using the Ask AI button in the top right corner!

We recently held a one-day hackathon focused on quick updates based on known issues and feedback from our community. Check out what’s new below! Personalized welcome headers with your profile name 👋 Search by app name to make locating your app a breeze (and it even auto-focuses on the search bar when you open the app page!) 🔍 Open links in new tabs or windows (with a right-click) 🪟 Create a new app version or promote a draft from any page 💥 Search by feature name instead of scrolling through a long list (and it even auto-focuses on the search bar when you open the feature page!) 🔍 More descriptive app feature names for new app features (e.g., Board View feature or Account Settings View feature) ✍️ The left-pane menu won’t jump when you switch between tabs ⚓ Smaller header on the App versions tab so you have more real estate to manage versioning 📂

Dear partners, We want to inform you that starting July 1st 2024 (the effective date), new apps will not be able to be published with a monetization system external to monday.com. When monetizing your apps, you will be able to use the monday native monetization. Our monetization handles the entire payment and billing process, it takes the hassle out of billing users and processing payments, giving you more time to focus on building and improving your app. We are constantly upgrading and improving our native capabilities and are committed to continue focusing on it. This change does not affect existing apps, and it will be applicable to new apps submitted after the effective date. Read more about our monetization here: Monetization

On June 1st, 2024, we will remove the allow-top-navigation and allow-top-navigation-by-user-activation directives from iframes to increase app security. See previous announcement here. These directives enable apps to redirect customers from their monday account to another website, which poses a security risk for many customers. Here are good and bad examples of what’s currently allowed: // Open link in a new tab - GOOD window.open("https://www.mozilla.org/", "mozillaTab"); // Open link in a new window - GOOD window.open("https://www.mozilla.org/",'name','height=300,width=650,screenX=400,screenY=350') // Redirect the user outside of monday - BAD window.top.location.href = "https://www.mozilla.org/"; After deprecating these directives, any links utilizing this functionality won’t work but won’t impact app functionality. This update will only disable window.top.location.href (see example below): window.top.location.href = "https://www.mozilla.org/"; If you need to direct customers to an external link from the app, you can still do so by opening it in a new tab using the SDK or the window.open method. window.open("https://www.mozilla.org/", "mozillaTab"); Got questions? Drop them in the thread below 👇