We’ve added two new OAuth scopes for working with account departments:
departments:readdepartments:write
Departments are available only on Enterprise plans.
You can now grant discounts for customers with existing subscriptions.
Previously, discounts could only be granted before an account subscribed. With this update, developers can offer discounts to existing subscribers without requiring them to cancel their plan and uninstall the app.
Discounts can be applied to the account’s current plan or to a new plan.
👉 Learn more about discounts here.
Lifecycle events are now available at the app feature level, allowing your app to receive webhook notifications when users interact with specific features (e.g., when a board view is duplicated or a custom object is created).
This extends lifecycle events beyond the app level and gives you fine-grained control over which events your app listens to, where they’re delivered, and whether each event is handled synchronously or asynchronously.
Feature-level subscriptions are managed through a dedicated GraphQL API.
We recently released object storage (BLOB) for monday code, enabling apps to store and manage large files directly within monday infrastructure.
Object storage supports large, unstructured data such as media files, documents, exports, and AI-generated assets. Each app receives one managed storage bucket, along with SDK methods for uploading, downloading, listing, and deleting files, as well as accessing file metadata.
This removes the need for external storage services and eliminates workarounds for storage limits when building file-heavy workflows.
👉 Learn more in the documentation.
We recently made improvements to developer accounts to help you build for more use cases and test your apps across the monday.com product suite.
These updates include:
- Full product access across monday Work Management, CRM, Service, and Dev
- Up to 10 users per developer account
- 25,000 automation or integration actions per month and a 10M API complexity limit
If your app requires additional testing capacity, you can now submit a request for higher limits.
👉 Learn more in the community here.
Starting February 2nd, 2026, the monday code Secure Storage limits will be reduced from 30 requests per second to 7 requests per second. This change is part of our ongoing efforts to improve the stability and reliability of monday code.
This update will affect a very small number of apps that currently fetch tokens from Secure Storage without using any caching mechanism.
👉 Read more in the community post here.
We are consolidating all automation feature creation into a single workflows-based infrastructure powering the new automation builder, monday workflows, and monday sidekick.
Apps using the legacy Integration for sentence builder feature must migrate by April 30, 2026, to remain available in new automation creation experiences. Existing automations will continue to run during the transition, and a self-service migration wizard is available in the Developer Center to complete the migration.
Read the full announcement in our developer community, our learn in our documentation:
You can now build Sidekick skill app features to define custom actions triggered by natural-language requests in monday sidekick. This allows users to run app actions through sidekick without navigating menus, configuring automations, or switching tools.
👉 Learn more about building skills here.
We're gradually rolling out the new active version capability, which lets you test a specific version of your app in your local environment without impacting end users or other app collaborators. By default, the most recently created version is set as your active version, but you can manually designate any live or draft version.
How to set an active version:
- Under Manage in the left-side menu, open the App versions tab.
- Find the version you want to test and click the three dots in the Actions column.
- Select Set as active for me.
👉 Learn more about app versioning here. .
We are adding Israel (IL) as our fourth monday code hosting region, joining our existing locations in the US, AUS, and EU.
- Multi-region apps: Deployment to the IL region will now be mandatory when promoting a new version to Live.
- monday code scheduler: The scheduler is not supported in the IL region. If your app relies on scheduled jobs, please plan your regional logic accordingly.
Be sure to review your draft app versions in the Developer Center, ensure your CI/CD or manual deployment steps include the new IL region flag, and verify that your app can handle the lack of scheduler support in IL without breaking core functionality.
👉 Learn more about multi-region support here.