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Time logged against a monday.com project reaches ConnectWise as billable work, so delivery effort turns into an invoice rather than into goodwill that nobody ever charged the client for.
ConnectWise is where a managed service provider's tickets, agreements and billable time live, and monday.com is where the project work actually gets run. Reactive work bills cleanly because it starts as a ticket. Project work does not, because it starts as a board item with no agreement attached, so hours get reconstructed at month end and written off when nobody can defend them. Connecting ConnectWise and monday.com closes that gap properly: project tasks carry their agreement and work type from the start, and the time logged against them posts as billable.
DATA THAT FLOWS BETWEEN THEM
Tickets
Project tasks
Time entries
Agreements
Billable hours
Invoicing status
Time logged on a monday.com task posts into ConnectWise against the right agreement, so project effort is invoiced rather than written off at the end of the month.
Because hours arrive in ConnectWise as they are logged, nobody rebuilds a fortnight of project work from memory and a calendar in the last two days of a period.
Ticket context from ConnectWise reaches the monday.com board, so a project team sees the reactive work happening at the same client instead of planning around it blindly.
With hours landing against the right agreements in ConnectWise, a project's actual cost is known while it is still running rather than after the invoice has gone out.
When a technician logs time against a monday.com project task, Alumio posts it into ConnectWise against the agreement and work type that task carries, so the entry arrives billable instead of needing classification later.
A new engagement in ConnectWise creates its monday.com project with the agreement and work type already attached, so the very first hour logged is billable and nobody has to remember which client it belongs to.
Open ConnectWise tickets for a client appear alongside their monday.com project, so a delivery team knows whether the same engineers are already being pulled into reactive work before it commits to any delivery date at all.
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Quoting and procurement is the usual addition. Providers running ConnectWise with monday.com find a project stalls waiting on hardware nobody ordered, while the quote sits in a third tool. Alumio holds those connections together, so a board item reflects what has actually been ordered rather than what somebody intended to order.
Time is the flow that matters, and it runs from the board toward the PSA. Alumio posts time logged against monday.com project tasks into ConnectWise under the right agreement and work type, and brings ticket context back the other way. Project work is where billable hours go missing, so that direction is worth automating first.
No, this is configured in Alumio rather than developed. Mapping monday.com project tasks and time entries onto ConnectWise agreements and work types happens in the interface, replacing the end-of-month reconstruction. Agreement structures differ per client, so the Code Transformer covers what mapping cannot express, such as choosing a work type from the task's phase rather than a fixed value.
Time entered against a task that already knows its agreement. Unbillable work usually starts as hours logged on a board with no link to a ConnectWise agreement, reconstructed weeks later and written off because nobody can defend them. If each monday.com task carries the agreement and work type before anyone logs against it, the time arrives billable rather than being made billable afterwards.
Time that does not reach ConnectWise is revenue nobody invoices, so it is held rather than dropped. Alumio watches each posting live and keeps the entry it attempted, so a record ConnectWise refuses raises an alert immediately and retries automatically where configured. The reason sits with the entry, often a closed agreement or a missing work type, so no billable hour goes missing at month end.
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