Enterprise customers can now manage departments via the API. This release introduces new queries and mutations for creating, updating, assigning, and deleting departments.
You can now manage feature-level lifecycle event subscriptions via the API. Use get_app_lifecycle_subscriptions, update_app_lifecycle_subscription, and delete_app_lifecycle_subscription to retrieve, configure, or remove webhook subscriptions for specific app features.
👉 Read more about feature-level lifecycle event subscriptions here.
You can now use the create_marketplace_app_discount mutation to create a marketplace app discount via the API. This mutation can be used for both potential and existing customers.
create_marketplace_app_discount replaces the grant_marketplace_app_discount mutation, which will be deprecated in a future release.
You can now use the set_item_description_content mutation to update an item’s description via the API. The description is provided as Markdown, which is then converted into document blocks that replace the item’s existing content.
You can now use the create_project mutation to create a new project board via the API. This mutation is part of a monday.com portfolio solution and only available on Enterprise plans.
Enterprise customers can now read and update Resource Directories using the new get_directory_resources and update_directory_resources_attributes APIs.
query {
get_directory_resources(team_ids:["12345", "54321"]) {
resources {
id
name
email
}
cursor
id
}
}
We’ve added two new mutations that let you create columns attached to managed columns via the API. Attached columns inherit and sync their configuration and data from the managed column that controls them.
Creates a new status column that's linked to a managed column
mutation {
attach_status_managed_column(
board_id: 1234567890
managed_column_id: "f01e5115-fe6c-3861-8daa-4a1bcce2c2ce"
title: "Project Status"
description: "This column is attached to a managed column."
) {
id
title
type
}
}