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Set up monday.com

Connect monday.com to make your boards searchable — each item becomes a document with its group, every column value and its update thread, replies included, tied to its board and the people on it, so “where does this item stand” answers from the board itself. Read-only.

Before you start

  1. Documents → monday.com, paste the token as API token.
  2. To sync only some boards, open Advanced and list their ids under Boards, one per line — the long number in a board's URL (monday.com/boards/1234567890). Blank syncs every active board the token can see.
  3. Choose access groups, Test, then Sync.

What comes in

BoardsOptional (Advanced) — board ids, one per line. Blank syncs every active board the token can see.

Access

Each board follows its own sharing. A private or shareable board mirrors its subscribers and owners: those people, matched by email to their accounts here, are the only ones who see its items, re-checked on every sync. A public board, or a private one whose people resolve to no email, keeps the access groups chosen on the source instead. Access stays allow-only either way. Switch How access works to “One list for everything” under Permissions to put every board under the chosen groups instead. monday.com's member list (guests left out) is also offered to “import your team”.

Test names the boards it can reach; a rejected token reads “monday.com rejected the API token”, and if monday.com keeps rate-limiting the sync stops with “the next sync catches up”. Each sync reads up to 500 boards and 5,000 items per board, and an item's thread carries its 100 most recent updates, older ones left out; every cap is reported on the sync, and documents beyond a cap are kept, never removed. Revoke the token on monday.com's side and the next Test reports it rejected.

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Last updated 20 Sep 2026