Time tracking integration

Time tracking for monday.com

The items you move to Done in monday.com are finished client work. Tidst turns them into a timesheet, priced and ready to bill.

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How it works

Finish the work. The timesheet writes itself.

Tidst reads the boards you pick and treats an item as done when its status carries monday's own done flag — whatever your board calls that label, and with nothing to configure.

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Completions become a queue

Move an item into a done status — Done, Shipped, Approved, whatever yours is named — and it lands in The Queue. Every board is different and none of them need setup.

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Durations arrive filled in

Time tracked on the item comes with it. Without any, a 15-90min tag does the same; write the tag once and monday keeps it.

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Priced, ready to bill

Confirm an item and it's logged under the client's rate — straight into the billing extract, no re-entry.

The detail

monday.com runs the work; the hours still need a home

monday.com is where the board says what is happening, but a status of Done says nothing about the ninety minutes it took. Tidst reads the boards you picked and turns each finished item into one question: how long? You answer once, and it is logged, priced and ready for the billing extract.

The connection is read-only — Tidst never moves an item, edits a column or writes time back — and it reaches only the boards you chose. Nothing becomes a time entry until you confirm it.

Setting it up

Sign up at tidst.com. Free to use, no card.
Open Connections and connect monday.com. You authorize once through the official API.
Pick what to watch. Only what you choose feeds The Queue.
Complete your work. It's waiting with one question: how long did it take?

Questions

Does Tidst change my monday.com boards?

No. The connection is read-only — Tidst never moves an item, edits a column or writes time back.

Which boards can Tidst see?

Only the ones you tick when connecting. Everything else stays invisible, including boards you are a member of but did not choose.

What counts as a completed item?

A status label carrying monday's own done flag. Every board defines its own labels and Tidst reads the flag rather than the word, so there is nothing to configure.

What happens if I disconnect?

Your logged time in Tidst stays. Reconnect any time and The Queue picks up from your recent completions again.

Your work lives everywhere.
Your timesheet shouldn’t.

Everything you finish, in one timesheet waiting to be confirmed.

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