With monday.com integrations, anything is possible but with all the integrations your account can use, how can you keep track and stay organized?

The Connections Management page allows users to control their integrations with external software at any time. It also provides transparency for administrators to see what connections have been made to their account.

Links page

As a user, you can access your connections management page by clicking the automation button at the top of your board. Select the “Connections” tab at the top of the automation center, which will open the list of integrations used in your monday.com account.

From this page, users can see:

• Apps : What connections have been made with internal monday.com integrations.

Note: Currently, only internal integrations through monday.com will appear on the Manage Connections page, not apps purchased from the App Store.

• Connections : Connection name

• Boards : Which boards are connected to the integration. Clicking on the board name will take you to the automations for that specific board.

• Automations : The number of automations built using this connection

• Status : Is the integration connected or disconnected? Clicking “Disconnected” will take you to the integrated application to connect and fix the problem.

Note: Clicking on the three dots next to the integration status will give you the option to “Reconnect” or “Delete” the integration.

Tip: You can use the “Filter” icon at the top of the page to filter your integrations by apps, connections, and boards.

Manager Relationship Management Page

Administrators can access the account connections management page by going to the admin page. Click on your profile picture in the top right corner of your page. Once logged in to the admin page, select “Connections” from the left panel, which will open your “Automation Connections”.

The administrator’s relationship management page works the same way as the individual user’s page, except it shows all relationships in the account. This version of the page also includes an “Owner” column, which displays the name of the user who created the relationship.

Using the “Filter” icon next to the search bar, the administrator can filter the connections by “Owner” to see which user created different integrations.

Tip: As an administrator, if you don’t want users to connect their personal email address to a monday.com account, you can use the Manage Connections page to view all Gmail or Outlook integrations to make sure there are no personal accounts that are integrated.