Monday Outage History

The Monday platform experienced a brief issue with data changes syncing that impacted users across the EU, AUS, and US platforms. The Monday status page showed an investigation starting at Dec 15, 2025 10:42 AM UTC, with updates noting that issues related to data syncing were being investigated. The incident lasted about 15 minutes, and services were restored by Dec 15, 2025 10:57 AM UTC. The provider issued 2 status updates during the incident, reflecting cross-region syncing issues that were subsequently resolved.

Monday experienced a brief connectivity issue impacting access across accounts and devices on the US Platform. Users reported login failures and pages loading slowly or not loading at all, with affected activity observed in cities such as Phoenix and Toronto. The outage began around 3:47 PM UTC and lasted about 50 minutes, with service restored by 4:37 PM UTC. The incident involved the US Platform component and was reflected in the status page updates as the investigation progressed.

During the incident, Monday issued two status updates. The first noted investigations into connectivity issues across accounts and devices, and the second confirmed the US Platform had returned to normal. By the end of the incident, users generally regained access and functionality, though a small set of reports helped illustrate the scope of the disruption.

The Monday platform experienced a global outage beginning at 8:50 AM UTC, with users reporting 500 Internal Server Errors and an inability to access accounts and dashboards. Regions across AUS, EU, and US were affected, leading to widespread login and data access disruption for roughly 1 hour and 7 minutes, with reports coming from multiple regions including the United Kingdom, United States, and parts of Europe. StatusGator detected the issue at Dec 5, 2025 8:50 AM UTC, about 22 minutes before the provider’s first acknowledgment, underscoring early visibility of the incident.

The provider published a series of status updates detailing progress toward restoration. Over six updates were posted between 9:12 AM UTC and 9:57 AM UTC, noting regional improvements from down to degraded and then up as connectivity was restored. US and AUS services began to regular access by 9:42 AM UTC, with EU traffic following, and EU components fully recovered by 9:57 AM UTC. The incident demonstrates broad, cross-region impact with a coordinated recovery across platforms.

The outage began at 9:32 AM UTC with the US / Platform component going down, causing connectivity issues across accounts and devices. Users experienced disruption of core platform features and collaboration tools, with the incident lasting about 35 minutes. The platform recovered to regular service by 10:07 AM UTC, though updates to the communications channel were briefly not functioning as expected during the event. A small volume of user reports corroborated the issues.

Monday scheduled maintenance on the EU Server briefly affected the EU Platform. The status page noted the operation as 'Scheduled Maintenance on the EU Server' and indicated it was in progress. The maintenance began at 5:30 AM UTC and ended at 6:02 AM UTC, lasting about 32 minutes. During this window, users connected to the EU Platform may have experienced intermittent service or degraded functionality before services returned to normal.

The provider issued 2 official status updates during the incident, describing the maintenance as it progressed and then confirming restoration. The EU Platform returned to normal by 6:02 AM UTC. The impact was limited to the EU Server, with no broader, global effects.

Monday experienced payment processing issues that could disrupt checkout and billing workflows for users. The issue affected the US, EU, and AUS Billing components, potentially causing payment errors during transactions and invoicing.

The incident began at Nov 18, 2025 12:57 PM UTC and was resolved by Nov 18, 2025 5:07 PM UTC, lasting about 4 hours and 10 minutes. The provider published two status updates during the incident, first noting investigations into the payment problems and later confirming that billing services had been restored.

The EU Automations component on Monday experienced a brief outage that degraded automation functionality for about 25 minutes. The incident began on Nov 10, 2025 10:22 AM UTC and was resolved by Nov 10, 2025 10:47 AM UTC. Users relying on automated workflows in the EU region may have noticed automation delays or interruptions during this window.

Two status updates were published during the incident. The updates indicated that a fix had been implemented and that monitoring results were being reviewed to ensure full stability of automations. The EU / Automations component transitioned from up to degraded (warn) and back to up, with services returning to normal after remediation.

A scheduled maintenance window on Monday's AUS Platform caused a brief interruption for the AU region. The AUS Platform transitioned to maintenance at 12:02 PM UTC and returned to normal at 12:32 PM UTC, for a total duration of about 30 minutes. The Monday status page published two updates during the incident, noting the maintenance and subsequent restoration. The impact was contained to the AU region during the maintenance window.

Monday.com experienced a brief partial outage related to the Datadog US1 APM integration. The incident began at Nov 5, 2025 3:47 PM UTC and affected the Datadog US1 APM component, which entered a degraded state. The issue was resolved by Nov 5, 2025 6:02 PM UTC, with Monday.com returning to normal operation for a duration of about 2 hours and 15 minutes.

During the incident, Monday.com published two status updates: the initial alert indicating issues with Datadog US1 APM and a follow-up confirming the service had returned to normal.

The EU Automations component on monday.com experienced a brief outage that disrupted automation workflows for users in Europe. The issue began at 3:07 PM UTC and was resolved by 3:27 PM UTC, lasting about 20 minutes. Updates were posted at 3:07 PM UTC and 3:27 PM UTC describing investigation progress and the steps to resume normal service. The impact was limited to automations in the EU region and did not indicate a broader issue for other features or regions.