Guides for monday.com boards

How to see where work waits on a monday.com board, and how to act before it is late. Each guide says what monday.com offers on its own, and what Stale & SLA adds.

• How to track time in status on monday.com

  monday.com logs every status change but does not add them up. How to see how long each item spent in each status, as numbers you can sum and chart.

• SLA tracking on monday.com: a target for each status

  Set a service-level target for each status on a monday.com board, see which items are at risk or breached, and escalate when a target passes.

• Working days and holidays on monday.com

  Count working days on monday.com, and keep weekends and company holidays out of time-in-status and SLA numbers, including Sunday-to-Thursday weeks.

• Find and escalate overdue items on monday.com

  Spot monday.com items past their planned date, see how far each one slipped since it was first planned, and get told when a date keeps moving.

• Find stale items on a monday.com board before they are forgotten

  Items with no due date can still be forgotten. How to find the monday.com items nobody has touched in days, and be told before a customer notices.

• Cycle time on monday.com: how long work really takes

  Measure how long items take from creation to done on a monday.com board, why the median beats the average, and how to compare groups.

• Escalation rules on monday.com: notify the next person up

  Build an escalation path on monday.com: who is told when an item is stuck, after how many days, and how to notify an item's owners with one automation.

• Time tracking vs. time in status on monday.com

  monday.com's Time Tracking column measures hours people work. Time in status measures how long items wait. What each answers, and when you need both.

• A weekly board digest on monday.com instead of manual check-ins

  Replace the weekly board sweep with one monday.com notification: what breached its SLA, what is at risk, what went quiet and what slipped.