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# Monday.com connector

> Connect Mammoth to monday.com with a personal access token, query board tables with SQL, and save the results as a dataset.

The Monday.com connector imports board and item data from your **monday.com** account into Mammoth as a dataset. Authentication uses a monday.com personal access token—no OAuth flow required.

## Before you start

You need:

- A monday.com account with access to the boards you want to import
- A monday.com **personal access token**

### Get a personal access token

Copy your personal API token from your monday.com account, or generate a new one. See monday.com's documentation for where to find it.

## Step 1: Select the Monday.com connector

1. In Mammoth, go to **Data Library** and click **+ New Dataset**
2. Select **Connectors**
3. Search for **Monday.com** or find it in the **CRM & Marketing** category
4. Click the **Monday.com** tile

## Step 2: Create a connection

Click **New Connection** to open the credential form.

![Monday.com New Connection form with Personal Access Token and Name fields and a Connect button](https://docs.mammoth.io/api/v1/images/20260826_094514_monday.com-newconnection.png)

| Field | Description |
| --- | --- |
| **Personal Access Token** | Your monday.com API token |
| **Name** | A label for this connection (required) |

Click **Connect**. Mammoth validates the token and saves the connection; if validation fails, the error message appears at the bottom of the form.

## Step 3: Select a monday.com table and query your data

Select the connection under **Existing Connections** to open the query builder. The **List of tables** panel shows the tables this connector exposes. Click a table to load a `SELECT *` query for it and its preview.

### Write a custom monday.com query

Edit the SQL in the **Enter SQL query** editor and click **Run**. Use the table and column names shown in the table list and the preview.

See [Understanding data preview & query](https://docs.mammoth.io/learn/connectors/understanding-data-preview-query/) for a full guide.

## Step 4: Save the monday.com dataset

1. Enter a **dataset name** in the **Save table as** field (e.g., *"Monday Project Tracker"*)
2. Check the **Update Method** (the default is **Replace all data**). To change it, click the edit icon, pick an option, and click **Save changes**:
   - **Replace all data**—Replaces all existing data
   - **Add new data**—Adds new data based on a unique sequential column
   - **Replace with new data**—Replaces existing data with new data based on a unique sequential column
   For **Add new data** and **Replace with new data**, also choose a **Key column**—a numeric or date column with incrementing values, such as an ID or a date.
3. Click **Save as dataset**. When the dataset is saved, click **Done**

## Troubleshoot monday.com connections

### Authentication fails

- Mammoth shows "Invalid or expired API token. Please check your Monday.com API token." when the token is rejected
- Confirm the personal access token was copied completely and hasn't been regenerated (which invalidates the old token) since you created the connection

### Board not visible

- Confirm the token owner has access to the board in monday.com

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Source: https://docs.mammoth.io/learn/connectors/monday-connector.md · Updated: 2026-10-13