monday.com Integration

Create monday items and view test run data in monday dashboards from TestDino.

monday is a work management platform for planning, tracking, and collaboration. The TestDino integration connects test execution data with your monday workflows.

Warning

Available on TestDino Team and Enterprise plans.

Quick Reference

Task	Action	Link
Install app	monday Marketplace	Install
Connect project	Settings → Integrations → monday	Setup
Create issue	Raise Issue → monday	Create issue
Add widget	monday dashboard → Add Widget	Widget setup
View issue data	Check pre-filled content	What TestDino pre-fills

Prerequisites

• A TestDino project with test runs uploaded (Getting Started)
• A monday account with workspace access and board creation/edit permissions

Connect monday to TestDino

1. Install the TestDino app

   Install the TestDino app in your monday workspace from the monday Marketplace.

   TestDino on monday Marketplace ↗
2. Open the Integrations page

   Go to Settings → Integrations in your TestDino project. Find the monday card and click Connect to monday.

   
3. Authorize your monday account

   TestDino redirects you to monday to authorize access. Sign in and approve the request. TestDino requests permission to read workspaces, boards, and create items.

   
4. Connection confirmed

   After authorization, the monday card in Settings → Integrations shows a connected status. You can now create issues from failed tests and set up the TestDino widget in monday dashboards.

   

What you can do

Feature	Description
Raise Issues	Create issues from failed/flaky tests with full context to monday board
Dashboard Widget	View the latest test runs status inside monday dashboard

Create a monday bug report in TestDino

Create monday items directly from failed or flaky test cases. Each item includes test metadata, so your team has full context without opening separate reports.

Note

Learn more about viewing test failures in Test Runs Overview and Test Cases Overview.

1. Open a Test Run

   Navigate to a Test Run in TestDino.

2. Select a test case

   Choose a failed or flaky test case from the run.

3. Raise Issue

   Click Raise Issue and select monday.

   
4. Configure & Create issue

   Choose the Workspace and Board. Review the pre-filled content and click Create to file the item in monday.

   
5. Confirm creation

   TestDino shows a confirmation with the monday Item ID and a direct URL. Click View in monday to open the item.

   

Supported Scenarios

• Create issues for failed tests
• Create issues for flaky tests
• Create multiple issues from a single test run
• Link issues back to TestDino test runs and test cases

Issue Data Mapping

When an issue is created, TestDino automatically maps test information to monday fields:

TestDino Data	monday Field
Test Name	Item Name
Test Status (Failed / Flaky)	Status
Test Run ID	Text / Link
Failure Reason / Error	Long Text
Environment	Label / Text
Branch	Label / Text
Execution Timestamp	Date
Screenshots and Custom uploads	Images

Note

Field mapping depends on board configuration and permissions.

What TestDino pre-fills

TestDino automatically adds rich test context to each monday item.

Section	Field	Pre-filled content
monday fields	Workspace	Default from Settings is preselected
	Board	User-selectable monday board
	Group	Optional board group for the item
	Status	Item status column (e.g., Bug, To Fix)
	Priority	Priority column value
	Assignee	Optional person column assignment
	Item Name	[TestCase] <Test Name> - <Error Type>
Description	Test Details	File, Branch, Commit Author/Message, Environment, Run ID, Execution Date, Total Runtime, Attempts
	Failure Information	Error Type, Error Message, Test History (failure pattern)
	Test Steps	Failing attempt and step with duration and error
	Context	Console Output, Links (TestDino Run, GitHub Commit)
	Evidence	Test Case Screenshots, Attachments
Review	Write	Verify formatting before submitting
	Screenshots	Thumbnails with the option to attach more

TestDino Widget for monday

Display test run data directly within monday dashboards. Track test health alongside delivery work.

What the Widget Shows

Each test run card displays:

Field	Description
Test Run ID	Run identifier (e.g., #14, #13)
Status Summary	Passed / Failed / Flaky counts
Duration	Total execution time
Environment	Environment where tests ran
Branch	Git branch name
Completion Timestamp	When the run is completed

Setup

1. Install the app

   Install the TestDino app from the monday Marketplace if not already installed.

2. Add widget to dashboard

   • Open a monday dashboard and click the Add Widget button at the top left corner
   • Go to Apps → search for TestDino
   • Select TestDino TestRuns widget to add it to your dashboard

   
3. Connect to TestDino

   There are two ways to connect the widget to a TestDino project:

   a. From the widget itself : If the app is installed in your monday workspace but not yet connected to a TestDino project, the widget displays a Connect to TestDino prompt. Click it to link the widget to your project.

   

   b. From TestDino Settings : Go to Settings → Integrations in your TestDino project and connect via the monday integration card. See Connect monday to TestDino above for the full steps.

   Note

   A single widget supports multiple TestDino projects, which suits orgs sharing one monday workspace across teams.

4. View test runs

   The widget automatically fetches the latest test runs. Use the Sync button to refresh manually.

Troubleshooting

Boards or groups not showing in the form

• Click Sync on the monday card in Settings → Integrations to refresh boards and groups
• Verify your monday account has access to the workspace and board you expect to see

Widget not showing test runs

• Ensure the widget is connected to the correct TestDino project via the Connect to TestDino button
• Verify test runs exist in the TestDino project. Click the refresh button on the widget to fetch latest data

Authorization failed

• Ensure you have workspace admin or board edit permissions in monday
• Try disconnecting and reconnecting from Settings → Integrations → monday

Issue created but fields are empty

• Field mapping depends on your monday board configuration. Ensure the board has the expected columns (Status, Priority, Date, etc.)
• Verify the test run has complete metadata (branch, commit, environment)