Everything on this page takes about three minutes.
What it does. Approvals on monday.com usually end up buried in a comment thread. This app turns them into a tracked decision on the item itself: pick your approvers, choose whether they decide one at a time or all at once, and every approval or rejection is recorded where the work is.
The first time you open the view you will see a band saying "This account is not connected to monday.com yet", with a Connect to monday button.
Click it. A monday.com consent screen opens in a new tab, listing what the app is allowed to do. Approve it and the tab closes with a "Done" message.
Until you do this the app still works, but nobody is told: no notifications, no update written on the item, and approvers appear as numbers instead of names. It only has to be done once per account, by one person.
Each approver gets a monday.com notification with the item's name and a link. Opening the item and the Approvals view shows Approve and Reject buttons — but only to the people whose turn it is. Everyone else sees the current state and who is holding it up.
When the request closes, the app writes an update on the item, for example "Everyone approved “Invoice #204” — 3/3 approvals."
| Mark | Meaning |
|---|---|
› | Waiting on this person right now |
· | In the queue, not their turn yet |
✓ | Approved |
✕ | Rejected |
A single rejection closes the whole request: nobody after that is asked.
The approval lives inside this view, but you can have it mirrored into a status column so the board shows it from a distance. Pick the column under the title: Show the result in this board column. The app then writes Pending approval, Approved or Rejected into it, and creates those labels if the column does not have them yet.
Three things worth knowing before you turn it on.
Cancelling a request empties the cell again: the app wrote it, the app clears it.
The account is not connected yet. Go back to step 2.
Same cause. Without the connection the app cannot write into monday.com, so notifications are skipped rather than failing loudly.
Reload the page with Ctrl+Shift+R (Cmd+Shift+R on a Mac). Browsers cache the app's files aggressively.
The app's server sleeps when it is idle and takes a moment to wake up. It only affects the first request after a long pause.
Write to [email protected] and say which board and item you were on. Replies usually arrive within one working day.