Monday.com first Setup - German
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
I’m ready to streamline the way my team handles project-based work inside Monday.com. The main objective is simple: turn Monday into a clear, dependable task-management hub where every project milestone is treated as a trackable item and its dependencies are impossible to miss.
Here’s what I need built inside my existing account:
• A board (or set of connected boards) dedicated to project milestones, laid out so each milestone appears as an individual task with start-to-finish ownership, due dates, and status columns.
• Dependency tracking fully activated and visible—if Milestone B can’t start until Milestone A is complete, both the visual links and the automated logic should reflect that.
• Smart automations for reminders, status changes, and progress roll-ups so the board stays current without manual babysitting.
• Clean views and dashboards my team can filter by owner, due date, or dependency chain to see exactly what’s blocking what.
I already have a basic Monday.com workspace, so you can dive straight into designing the workflow, configuring columns, setting up automations, and testing that dependencies trigger correctly. Once finished, a short walkthrough or loom video that explains the structure will be the final step so my team can pick it up instantly.
Here’s what I need built inside my existing account:
• A board (or set of connected boards) dedicated to project milestones, laid out so each milestone appears as an individual task with start-to-finish ownership, due dates, and status columns.
• Dependency tracking fully activated and visible—if Milestone B can’t start until Milestone A is complete, both the visual links and the automated logic should reflect that.
• Smart automations for reminders, status changes, and progress roll-ups so the board stays current without manual babysitting.
• Clean views and dashboards my team can filter by owner, due date, or dependency chain to see exactly what’s blocking what.
I already have a basic Monday.com workspace, so you can dive straight into designing the workflow, configuring columns, setting up automations, and testing that dependencies trigger correctly. Once finished, a short walkthrough or loom video that explains the structure will be the final step so my team can pick it up instantly.