Your monday.com boards, next to your real figures.
monday.com shows the work. Your other systems show the money. Northdeck puts them side by side: open and overdue work per board and per owner, how much gets done on time, on the same screen as revenue, margin and cash.
Every board your team works on.
A live, read-only connection through the monday.com API. Northdeck never writes back to monday.com.
Boards
Every active board as a project, with its workspace and its number of open and overdue items.
Items
Every item as a task: its group, status, owner, due date, when it was created and last changed. Archived items stay out.
Done, and when
monday.com's own done labels decide what is finished, and the day the status was set is the day it was done.
Work in progress the management team can steer on.
Ready the moment you connect: KPIs, a Projects & tasks dashboard and data checks, with the same definitions as the rest of your management reporting.
Open and overdue
Open items and the share that is past its due date, per board, per owner and per status.
Done on time
Items finished in the last 30 days, and the share done on or before the due date over 90 days.
Work that stalls
Open items without an update for more than 30 days, and a list of everything overdue.
Data you can trust
Checks for open items without an owner, without a due date or without a status.
Questions about monday.com and Northdeck.
Can Northdeck change anything in monday.com?
How do we connect monday.com?
Our boards all look different. Does that work?
Which other systems can we combine it with?
Connect it yourself in a few minutes.
The guide shows which key you create, which rights it needs and what to do if the connection fails.
See it with sample data first.
Open the demo and click from a KPI down to the rows behind it. No installation, no login.