What people complain about in Monday.com
7 reported problems name Monday.com as what the person is currently using. Below is what they said was missing, and what they resorted to instead.
- Complaints
- 7
- Avg severity
- 3.1/5
- Would pay to fix
- 0
- Industries
- 5
What they wish it did
Capabilities people described needing that Monday.com does not give them, taken from the highest-scoring problems first. These are individual accounts written in each person’s own terms, so two entries may describe the same underlying gap in different words.
- Automated tenant communication with AI triage and response suggestions
- Centralized work order and maintenance coordination system
- Proactive renewal and inspection reminder system
- Leasing management module to handle inquiries and tours
- Automated real-time data synchronization across boards
- Reliable refresh mechanism that always pulls latest data
- Automated task management with accountability tracking and visibility dashboards
- Collaborative task management app with real estate transaction workflow templates
- Shared checklist software that allows delegation and progress tracking between agent and assistant
- Simple job scheduling and dispatch tool that replaces spreadsheet-based tracking
- Built-in messaging and photo sharing that automatically logs communication to jobs
What they do instead
The manual processes people built around the gap. A long workaround list is the strongest evidence a problem is real: someone is already paying for it in time. Where several people described the same workaround, it is marked.
- Managing all roles yourself (tenant communication, leasing, maintenance, etc.)
- Letting calls go to voicemail to triage emergencies vs. non-emergencies
- Considering Monday.com to organize tasks, but requires setup time
- Constantly putting out fires instead of proactive management
- manually updating data on boards
- refreshing manually to see changes
- shared excel in SharePoint with all the task list and who is responsible
- uses OmniFocus to create detailed personal to-do lists that cannot be shared with assistant
- has tried generic project management tools like monday.com and Asana but found them lacking for real estate workflows
- uses spreadsheets to track jobs and scheduling
- uses texts and phone calls to communicate with field workers
The problems themselves
Highest opportunity score first.
A solo property manager overseeing 120 units is overwhelmed by fragmented responsibilities including tenant communication, leasing, maintenance coordination, and proactive management.
4HighProperty ManagementAdministrative OverloadPropFlow OneUsers find it too hard to update data in Monday.com; boards are not up to date and refresh doesn't work.
3MediumSoftware and TechnologySoftware Reliability & PerformanceSyncFlowThe owner of a one-person music studio struggles with admin and marketing/sales tasks because they are too busy teaching and managing performances, and needs an affordable CRM that integrates with their existing tools and helps track leads, craft ads, and measure effectiveness.
3MediumEducationClient AcquisitionStudioStream CRMTeam lacks an efficient, accountable way to track and complete end-of-month closing tasks with visibility for all members.
3MediumAccounting & BookkeepingWorkflow ManagementCloseTrack ProA real estate agent needs shared transaction checklists that an assistant can access and update, but finds existing task management tools insufficient for the specific workflows of real estate transactions.
3MediumReal EstateTask ManagementDealFlow ChecklistsA business owner switched from spreadsheets and texts to ServiceTitan to streamline operations but found it more trouble than it's worth and is now considering going back to manual methods.
3MediumField ServiceSoftware & SaaSDispatchFlowThe user finds Monday.com difficult to use due to a lack of comprehensive tutorials, problematic AI automations that are hard to delete, and glitchy two-way sync with Google Calendar.
3MediumSoftware and TechnologyUser ExperienceIntuitiveSync Pro
Read this fairly
These are complaints, and only complaints — nobody posts to say their software worked. A high count mostly reflects how many people use Monday.com at all, so this page is not a quality judgement and should not be read as one. What it is good for is the shape of the gaps: the specific jobs people could not get done, which are the same whether the tool is popular or not.
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