The monday.com Resource Directory provides a centralized overview of an account's resources. From there, you can define attributes (e.g., job roles, skills, locations, and resource managers), assign them to resources, and filter by those attributes to quickly find the right match for your projects.

🚧 Resource directories are only available on Enterprise plans.

Queries

Get directory resources

• 🚧 Only available for Enterprise plans
• Returns an array containing metadata about an account's resources
• Can only be queried directly at the root; can't be nested within another query

query {
  get_directory_resources(limit: 25) {
    resources {
      id
      name
      email
    }
    cursor
    id
  }
}

Example: Filter with query_params

Pass ItemsQuery as query_params. For each rule, set column_id to the Resource Directory attribute you want to filter on (for example JOB_ROLE, LOCATION, SKILLS, TEAMS, NAME, or EMAIL). Use ItemsQueryRuleOperator values such as contains_text or any_of together with compare_value, following the same patterns as items_page filters.

The query below requests resources whose job role contains "Engineer" and whose location contains "London". The top-level operator on query_params controls how multiple rules are combined (and or or).

query {
  get_directory_resources(
    limit: 25
    query_params: {
      operator: and
      rules: [
        {
          column_id: "JOB_ROLE"
          operator: contains_text
          compare_value: "Engineer"
        }
        {
          column_id: "LOCATION"
          operator: contains_text
          compare_value: "London"
        }
      ]
    }
  ) {
    resources {
      id
      name
      job_role
      location
      skills
    }
    cursor
    id
  }
}

Arguments

Fields

Mutations

• 🚧 Only available for Enterprise plans

Update directory resources attributes

Updates attributes of your resources in your account. Returns UpdateDirectoryResourceAttributesResponse.

mutation {
  update_directory_resources_attributes(
    attribute: SKILLS
    values: ["React", "JavaScript"]
    resource_ids: [12345, 54321]
  ) {
    success
  }
}

Arguments