I submitted my app "Multi Step Approval Process" (app ID 12084818) through the marketplace submission form on September 23–24, 2026. The form confirmed with "Thank you! We received your monday apps marketplace submission", but since then I haven't received any email: no confirmation and no invitation to the review board, which the docs say should arrive within 72 business hours. I checked spam on both the account email and the support address entered in the form.

I opened a support ticket (#5236494), but so far only the AI assistant has replied, and it can't see marketplace submissions.

Is there a way to confirm that a submission is in the review queue, or a contact on the Apps Marketplace team I should reach out to? Any pointer from the monday team or from developers who went through this recently would help.

Thanks,
Lorenzo Storti

If I want to reference information from the parent item, the current workaround is to create a Connect Boards column back to the same board and mirror the parent fields.

While this works, it adds unnecessary complexity to a relationship that already exists natively in the same board.

Feature Request: Allow dynamic values in subitem Docs to pull from both:

• Subitem fields

• Parent item fields

For example, a subitem Doc could automatically display:

• Parent Project Name

• Parent Owner

• Parent Due Date

• Subitem Status

• Subitem Assignee

This would eliminate the need for same-board connections and mirror columns, simplify Doc templates, and make parent/subitem workflows much more intuitive.

The parent-child relationship already exists. 💁‍♀️ 🧒 It would be great if Docs could take advantage of it directly.

Dans les processus commerciaux, centraliser les échanges est souvent un défi : notes d'appels, suivis de réunions, e-mails reçus ou envoyés… Si un collaborateur prend le relais sur un dossier, l'historique peut vite manquer de clarté.

Un test récent avec les agents IA dans monday.com (comme l'agent nommé Aether) montre des perspectives très intéressantes :

• 📧 Connexion à la boîte mail : L'agent analyse et synthétise automatiquement les échanges e-mails une à deux fois par semaine directement dans le CRM.

• 🤝 Continuite d’équipe : Plus besoin d’écrire de longs compte-rendus manuels, toute l'équipe accède directement aux résumés d'échanges.

• ⚡ Combo d'outils puissant : En combinant monday.com avec des outils comme Aircall (suivi d'appels/SMS) ou un note taker IA pour les visioconférences, la gestion de la relation client passe à un autre niveau.

Le vrai plus ? Une fois l'opportunité signée dans le CRM, la transition vers la gestion de projet se fait sans perdre la moindre information.

Des retours ou des idées de cas d'usage pour tester ces agents IA dans vos espaces de travail ? 💬👇

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We are looking to utilize "team" groups to assign things - but it doesn't seem like the filters are smart enough to have a dynamic "assigned to a team I'm in".

Would love to see this logic either applied to the current "assigned to me" filter - knowing that you are in which teams, or having a secondary filter for dynamic team-membership logic.

Type: Feature Request / Bug Report

Description:

When a quote or invoice is created from a connected board (e.g. a Client Projects board) using the native Quotes & Invoices widget column, monday.com creates the new item on the Quotes & Invoices board but does not write any relation back to the originating item on the connected board.

Specifically:

• The Deal board-relation column on the Quotes & Invoices item remains empty

• The Client Projects board-relation column on the Quotes & Invoices item also remains empty

• The only link that exists is on the originating board's link column — but this is not accessible to automations triggered from the Q&I side

Expected behaviour:
When a quote or invoice is created via the widget from a connected board item, the Q&I item should automatically populate its board-relation column (e.g. Deal) with a link back to the originating item. This would create a true two-way relationship between the boards.

Impact:
This makes it impossible to build reliable automations that trigger from the Quotes & Invoices board, because there is no way for the automation to know which project or deal the quote belongs to at the time of creation. Workarounds require manual data entry steps that defeat the purpose of automation.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a board with a Quotes & Invoices widget column (e.g. Client Projects)

2. Open the widget on any item and create a new quote

3. Open the resulting item on the Quotes & Invoices board

4. Observe that all board-relation columns pointing back to the originating board are empty

Workaround currently in use:
Manually setting the Deal column after quote creation, triggered by an AI agent notification.