Monday Outage History

An outage began at 12:33 PM UTC affecting the EU region of the Monday platform, with users reporting the UI loads but documents and boards failing to load. The incident impacted five EU components—Platform, Automations, Integrations, API, and Notifications—causing disruptions to accounts and devices. A small number of user reports described UI and data access issues during the outage. The provider issued seven status updates as investigators worked to identify the root cause, with the situation evolving over time, including root cause identification by 1:22 PM UTC.

Monday experienced a brief degradation in the Datadog US1 APM component. The issue moved to a degraded state at 10:52 PM UTC and was resolved by 12:07 AM UTC, lasting approximately 1 hour 15 minutes. The provider issued 2 official updates during the incident, outlining the problem and the subsequent recovery, after which the Datadog US1 APM component returned to normal operation.

Monday experienced a brief partial outage that affected automations, integrations, and API across US, EU, and AUS regions. Users began reporting issues around 11:00 AM UTC, and the disruption lasted about 5 minutes, with services returning to normal by 11:52 AM UTC.

Monday.com experienced a brief degradation in automations affecting workflows across EU, US, and AUS regions. Users may have seen automation tasks not trigger or complete as expected, potentially delaying routine automated processes. The incident began at 8:52 AM UTC and was resolved by 9:12 AM UTC. The outage lasted about 20 minutes. The Monday.com status page listed the issue as Investigating reports of issues with our automations, and the incident included two status updates while automations across the three regions returned to normal.

Monday reported a scheduled maintenance window for Monday Apps across US, EU, and AUS regions. The maintenance began at 7:02 AM UTC and concluded at 9:03 AM UTC, lasting about 2 hours. During the window, access to Apps in the US, EU, and AUS regions could have been affected while the maintenance was in progress. The incident involved three components: US / Apps, EU / Apps, and AUS / Apps. The provider issued two status updates during the period, noting the maintenance in progress and then confirming that services had resumed.

The EU server underwent scheduled maintenance beginning at Jun 7, 2025 6:33 AM UTC. During this window, the EU/API and EU/Platform components were placed in maintenance, and users may have experienced limited access or degraded functionality while work was in progress. The Monday status page indicated that the maintenance was in progress and that updates would be provided as necessary. 6:33 AM UTC

Monday's Automations subsystem experienced issues that affected the ability to create updates and caused email loops to behave unexpectedly, impacting users relying on automated notifications. The incident began around 2:09 PM UTC and affected three regional components (US Automations, EU Automations, AUS Automations). The disruption lasted about 58 minutes, with services returning to normal by 3:07 PM UTC.

The provider issued two status updates during the incident. The first update noted investigations into automations issues around Jun 4, 2025 2:12 PM UTC and described the situation as an automation-related problem. A follow-up update at Jun 4, 2025 3:07 PM UTC confirmed restoration of automations and return to normal operation.

The Australian-region servers for Monday underwent a scheduled maintenance window affecting the AUS / API and AUS / Platform. The maintenance began when the AU server entered maintenance at May 25, 2025 2:02 PM UTC, with the window anchored around 2:00 PM UTC. The provider posted two status updates during the incident, indicating maintenance in progress and later that services were restored.

Monday's scheduled maintenance on the US Server caused a brief disruption for users on the US Platform. The maintenance began at 5:30 PM UTC and concluded at 6:32 PM UTC, lasting roughly 1 hour and 2 minutes. The US / Platform component was affected during the window, and two official updates were posted to document the maintenance and its completion.

Monday's EU Platform experienced a brief degradation, with users in Europe seeing slower loading or intermittent issues. The incident began at 8:33 AM UTC and the EU Platform returned to normal by 8:47 AM UTC. The status page shows the EU / Platform moving to a degraded state at 8:37 AM UTC and then returning to normal by 8:47 AM UTC. No user reports were recorded during the incident, and the impact appears limited to the EU region with no global outages.