Hey @mitasali 
Great question! Automating your weekly check-in process on monday.com is definitely doable and can save your team a lot of time.
We have a simple PM Board that has all our projects and they fill in each week and are scored:
Here’s another suggested setup that hopefully covers exactly what you’re looking for:
Automate Weekly Item Creation
Use the native automation:
“Every time period (Monday at 9 AM), create an item in this board.”
You can customize it to:
- Set the item name as the date or “Weekly Check-in – [Date]”
- Pre-fill status or text columns like “Progress”, “Blockers”, and “Goals”
- Include the Board Name using a formula or mirrored column if referencing from another board (though monday.com doesn’t support direct insertion of board name as text—workaround below)
Notify the Team Automatically
Set up this automation:
“When an item is created, notify team.”
You can customize the message to include what you want them to fill in.
Remind Users Who Haven’t Responded
Assuming each team member is assigned a person column, use this:
“If [Status/Progress] is not updated by Wednesday at 12 PM, send reminder to assignee.”
You can also do:
“Every Wednesday at 12 PM, and only if [Status] is something, notify [Assignee]”
Bonus: Workaround for Including Board Name
Since automations can’t directly pull in the board name to a column, here’s a hack:
- Use a formula column:
CONCATENATE("Board Name - ", WEEKNUM(TODAY()))
or hardcode the name into an automation preset.
Or, just manually input it once in the template item and duplicate from there!
Also, love that you took a Selenium course! monday.com’s API and webhooks are pretty flexible too, so if you ever want to build out a more customized workflow outside the UI (like archiving completed check-ins or syncing with Slack/Teams), there’s definitely room to get creative with your automation chops.
Let me know if you’d like to tailor it more to your specific board structure.