Berg vs monday.com
monday.com is a flexible work OS: colorful boards, many column types, automations and dashboards that adapt to almost any process. Berg gives you projects, custom fields, automations and reports, with real-time chat, docs and sprints built in.
Which one fits your team
monday.com is a great fit when you need
- Very flexible boards that model almost any process, not only projects.
- Rich dashboards with many widget types.
- A large catalogue of automation and integration recipes.
Berg is the better fit when you want
- Team chat with channels and threads, instead of updates scattered across items.
- Sprints, story points and nested subtasks for teams that ship in iterations.
- A shared inbox so customer email turns into tracked work.
Feature by feature
| Capability | Berg | monday.com |
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| Tasks with subtasks at any depth | Built in | Built in |
| List, board, calendar, timeline and table views | Built in | Built in |
| Sprints with burndown and velocity | Built in | Partly In the dev product |
| Rule-based automations | Built in Status, priority and assignment triggers | Built in |
| Custom fields | Built in Eight field types | Built in Column types |
| Team chat: channels, threads, direct messages | Built in | Partly Updates on items |
| Docs and wikis | Built in | Built in |
| Goals and key results | Built in | Partly |
| Shared inbox for company email | Built in Google, Microsoft or any IMAP / POP3 mailbox | Partly Email integration |
| Workload, throughput and cycle-time reports | Built in | Built in Dashboards |
| REST API with personal tokens | Built in | Built in |
Based on publicly available information about monday.com, checked October 2026. Features vary by plan and change over time; see monday.com's own site for current details. monday.com is a trademark of its owner.
Moving from monday.com
Most teams move one active project first, keep monday.com read-only for a while, and bring the rest over once the team is settled.
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Export your boards to Excel.
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Create Berg projects for each board and add custom fields for the columns you use.
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Bring items in as tasks through the REST API and set up matching automations.
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Replace item update threads with a Berg channel per project.
Berg and monday.com: common questions
Can Berg do monday.com-style automations?
Yes. Rules run when a task is created, completed, assigned, or changes status or priority, and can set status, priority, assignees, labels, due dates or sprints, or add comments and watchers.
Are there dashboards?
The Reports page shows workload, throughput, project progress and cycle time, filtered by workspace, project and period.
Can we export our data?
Yes. Export tasks as CSV or Excel with all custom fields, milestones as PDF, Excel, CSV or calendar files, and use the REST API for anything else.
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