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Does monday.com connect to Gemini?

Yes, but only in Gemini Enterprise. Google Cloud documents a monday.com connector supporting read, insert, delete and update operations on monday.com datasets, with end-user actions including changing item column values and creating a board, column, dashboard, group, item or workspace, plus additional read-only actions.

Verified availableDocumentation verifiedLast verified 9 Sept 2026via Gemini Enterprise monday.com connectorNative connector
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Quick answer

Yes — monday.com connects to Gemini as a native connector, verified against official documentation on 9 Sept 2026. Documentation confirms read, create and update access, while search and delete remain not confirmed — which is different from unavailable. Yes, but only in Gemini Enterprise. The main documented limit: this is a Gemini Enterprise connector; Google does not document monday.

Relationship
Official, delivered through Gemini Enterprise monday.com connector
Confirmed access
Read, Create and Update · search and delete not confirmed
Plan or account
A Gemini Enterprise subscription
Setup and admin
Gemini Enterprise monday.com data store, configured by an administrator
Last verified
9 Sept 2026
Best fit or limit
This is a Gemini Enterprise connector; Google does not document monday.

Connected through Gemini Enterprise monday.com connector

monday.com is a service inside the single Gemini Enterprise monday.com connector connection on Gemini. You do not install it as a separate app.

What it is

The monday.com connector is a Gemini Enterprise data store configured by an administrator, not a Connected App in the ordinary Gemini app. Google's connector documentation describes read, insert, delete and update operations against monday.com datasets, and names specific end-user actions: changing an item's column values, and creating a board, column, dashboard, group, item or workspace, alongside additional read-only actions. The OAuth scopes the connector requests are broad, spanning boards, docs, teams, users and workspaces with write access, which functionally permits far more than the documented end-user actions describe; this record reports only the actions Google names for end users, and treats the wider scope grant as an administrative and security consideration rather than a confirmed end-user capability.

Connection type Google Cloud monday.com connector for Gemini Enterprise; not a connected app in the Gemini app

What it can do

What it cannot do

Not confirmed means official documentation does not assign this capability to this specific connection. It is not a claim that the capability is impossible.

Every status is defined the same way across the site — see how connector capabilities are defined and evidenced.

Availability and requirements

Documented for Gemini Enterprise as a monday.com connector in Google Cloud's connector catalog. Google's Connected Apps documentation for the consumer and Workspace Gemini app does not list monday.com.

Account requirements

  • A Gemini Enterprise subscription
  • Administrator access to authorize the monday.com connector's OAuth scopes
  • A monday.com account with the workspaces to be connected

How to connect

Setup path Gemini Enterprise monday.com data store, configured by an administrator

  1. 1. Open your Gemini Enterprise app

    An administrator manages connectors and data stores for the app.

  2. 2. Review the requested OAuth scopes

    The monday.com connector requests broad scopes covering boards, docs, teams, users and workspaces with write access; review these before authorizing.

  3. 3. Authorize and create the monday.com data store

    Follow Google Cloud's monday.com connector documentation to connect the account.

  4. 4. Enable the actions you want end users to have

    Choose which of the documented create actions and the column-value update action are available to end users.

Permissions, privacy, and admin controls

Required. An administrator authorizes the monday.com connector's OAuth scopes and configures the data store inside a Gemini Enterprise app; there is no user-level toggle in the Gemini app.

  • The requested OAuth scopes (boards, docs, teams, users, workspaces writes) are broader than the individually documented end-user actions; administrators should treat the scope grant, not just the visible action list, as the real security boundary when deciding what to authorize.
  • Access is administered through Google Cloud, so Gemini Enterprise access controls and IAM govern who can search, read and act on the monday.com data store.

Platform context

  • This connector belongs to Gemini Enterprise on Google Cloud, not to the ordinary Gemini app. It is configured by an administrator as a data store or federated-search connector, requires identity configuration on the source platform, and inherits the authenticated principal's permissions. Individual users cannot enable it from the consumer or Google Workspace Gemini experience, and several connector modes carry preview, allowlist or regional restrictions that must be checked in Google's current documentation.

Documented limitations

  • This is a Gemini Enterprise connector; Google does not document monday.com as a connected app in the Gemini app at gemini.google.com.
  • The connector's OAuth scopes are broad enough to imply delete capability at the account level, but Google does not document a specific named end-user delete action, so this record does not claim broad delete support.
  • Available actions depend on what an administrator enables for the data store, so end users may see a narrower set than the full documented list.

Best use cases

  • Reading monday.com boards and items to summarize project status
  • Creating a new board, group or item from a synthesized request
  • Updating an item's column values (such as status or owner) from within Gemini Enterprise
  • Standing up a new monday.com workspace for a project kickoff

Example prompts

  • “Summarize the open items on our product launch board.”
  • “Create a new item in the marketing board for the campaign review task.”
  • “Update the status column on this item to In Progress.”

Troubleshooting

  • monday.com does not appear in my Gemini app settings

    That is expected. The monday.com connector is documented for Gemini Enterprise, not for Connected Apps in the Gemini app.

  • I'm not sure whether the connector can delete items

    Google's documentation grants broad write-capable OAuth scopes but does not name a specific end-user delete action; confirm with your administrator which actions were actually enabled rather than assuming scope equals action.

Official sources

Verification history

Last verified 9 Sept 2026 · next review 9 Oct 2026 · Connector Scout editorial research

  1. 9 Sept 2026Promoted from research pending to documentation verified against Google Cloud's current Gemini Enterprise monday.com connector documentation and connector catalog.

Documentation verified — editorial disclosure

Documentation verified means Connector Scout confirmed the connection and listed capabilities against official provider documentation. It does not mean Connector Scout completed hands-on testing in a live account.

Independence notice

Connector Scout is not affiliated with Google or monday.com. Confirm security-sensitive details against the vendor’s own documentation before rolling out access.