Monday.com: Comparison with Asana, Airtable and Jira
Former Product Manager at Monday.com
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Former Product Manager at Monday.com
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Does Monday expose the lowest level of architecture to their customers?
Yes, but these building blocks are not only exposed to our internal tech guys to build whatever they want with it, they're also exposed to external developers. Those developers can access automation, integration and dashboard APIs to build anything they want. I've never seen a company who understood this grain of power.
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