Monday outage history

Users on monday.com experienced degraded AI capabilities as the platform reported a service degradation affecting AI functionality in the US region. The issue began at 2:07 PM UTC and impacted some AI models, with ongoing work to resume regular usage. A follow-up update at 2:27 PM UTC noted the degradation persisted for some models.

The service was restored by 2:57 PM UTC after the team identified the root cause and resumed normal operations. The updates on the monday.com status page indicate the AI functionality component returned to full capacity in the US region, marking the end of the brief degradation window.

Monday ran scheduled maintenance in the EU region, during which the EU / Automations and EU / Integrations components were placed in maintenance mode. The window began at 6:02 AM UTC and ended by 6:12 AM UTC, lasting roughly ten minutes. During this interval, users relying on automation and integration workflows in the EU region may have seen intermittent disruption or limited functionality.

Updates from Monday indicated the maintenance was in progress and that updates would be provided as necessary. By 6:12 AM UTC, both components were back to up, with the maintenance completed and the impact limited to the EU region.

Monday experienced a brief degradation in the Datadog US1 APM component. The issue began at 6:17 PM UTC and was resolved by 6:37 PM UTC, lasting about twenty minutes. During this window, users relying on Datadog US1 APM may have seen incomplete data or degraded performance in monitoring traces.

Users in the EU region experienced an outage impacting automations and integrations on Monday. Automated workflows and related integrations failed to run or load, disrupting routine task orchestration for EU teams. The issue began around 10:13 AM UTC with EU Automations and EU Integrations listed as down, signaling a region-focused disruption.

Users experienced partial UI functionality degradation starting at 9:12 AM UTC, with search features and UI elements not behaving as expected across US, EU, AUS, and IL regions. Around 10:13 AM UTC, EU automations and integrations also failed, impacting automated workflows in that region. The disruptions persisted for roughly an hour as fixes were applied, with EU Automations and Integrations restored by 10:27 AM UTC and the broader UI/search services returning to normal in the following minutes, with all search components recovered by 10:47 AM UTC.

Status updates described ongoing investigation and fixes, including a fix deployed for the EU automations/integrations and subsequent stabilization of UI across regions. All Search functionality was restored by the final update.

An issue affecting the Vibe applications on Monday briefly disrupted user experiences, with some users seeing intermittent access or degraded functionality. Monday's status updates show the team began investigating at 6:22 PM UTC and the problem was resolved by 6:37 PM UTC, returning services to normal shortly after.

A brief outage affected Monday's US login/SSO, dashboards, and automations, potentially preventing sign-ins and access to dashboards or automated workflows. The incident began at 4:17 AM UTC and was resolved by 4:22 AM UTC, lasting about five minutes.

Official updates showed the US / Login / SSO, US / Dashboards, and US / Automations components transitioning from up to down and back to up as services were restored. The disruption appeared confined to US regional components and did not indicate a broader global issue.

Monday.com suffered a global login outage that prevented users from signing in across the platform, with EU, US, and AUS regions reporting access problems. Users described being unable to sign in, with session errors and login loops that blocked dashboards and boards. The issue started to show up in official status updates around 8:33 AM UTC, as teams triaged connectivity across accounts and devices.

StatusGator had detected login issues earlier, at Sep 5, 2026 7:54 AM UTC, roughly 38 minutes before Monday.com acknowledged the outage. The provider's updates evolved from investigating connectivity to planned maintenance and then to applying a fix. The issue was identified and a fix was being implemented by 9:02 AM UTC; a fix had been deployed by 9:47 AM UTC and monitoring showed improvements, with all regions back online by 10:07 AM UTC. Across regions, a surge of user reports indicated widespread login problems, consistent with a global impact.

Monday ran a planned regional maintenance window that touched Platform and Dashboards across EU and AUS regions, followed by US components. The window began at 8:02 AM UTC when EU and AUS components were placed into maintenance. Shortly after, at 8:32 AM UTC, US Platform and US Dashboards entered maintenance. By 8:42 AM UTC, EU and AUS services had been restored to up, while US remained under maintenance. All services were restored by 9:12 AM UTC. The window lasted a little over an hour, with regional restoration occurring in stages. Official updates on Monday's status page indicate this was a planned maintenance event affecting multiple regional components; there was no Early Warning Signal. The staggered restoration—EU and AUS coming back up before US—illustrates a regional maintenance pattern rather than a global outage.

Monday.com entered a maintenance window affecting the US / Other Functionalities component. The maintenance began at Jul 26, 2026 4:02 AM UTC and concluded at Jul 26, 2026 10:02 AM UTC, spanning about six hours. During this period, users could have experienced limited access or degraded functionality for Monday.com features in the US region.