The morning follow-up
A project manager opens several boards, messages and documents to reconstruct what is blocked before the meeting.
For teams already using monday.com
AI Agents for monday.com
Your operations system already lives in monday.com. We configure one simple agent to prepare a precise, repetitive task, with a clear role and a responsible person for every decision.
Starting at $5,000
One simple agent and one clearly defined process, configured and tested in your existing monday.com environment.
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Construction and building supply
Construction and building supply
Repetitive work hides between your boards.
The missing piece is not monday.com. It is the time spent each day rebuilding context the system already contains.
The invoice without a project
The document arrives, but the right job, owner and approval still have to be found by hand.
The incomplete bid
Plans, past prices and pending answers exist, but nobody has gathered the context needed for the follow-up.
What an agent does in practice.
Read what is authorized
It consults the boards, columns and documents defined in its mandate.
Gather the context
It connects information to the right project, order or supplier.
Prepare the next action
It drafts a follow-up, routes a request, flags an exception or identifies what is missing.
Leave decisions to responsible people
Price, commitment, approval and priority remain with the people accountable for them.
Four examples that make the role visible.
Bernard, Diane, Nora and Sam are illustrations. Your agent is configured around your process, vocabulary, access and limits. The offer is custom agents, not a character catalogue.
Jobsite assistant
Gathers reports, blockers and follow-ups to prepare the morning update.
Illustration: Bernard
Accounts payable
Matches an invoice to the right project and prepares the approval request.
Illustration: Diane
Documentation
Finds missing plans, certificates or documents before they block the file.
Illustration: Nora
Bids
Gathers file context and prepares the follow-ups your team needs to review.
Illustration: SamThe pilot turns an idea into a defined role.
The price covers a bounded result. You know which process is targeted, what the agent can prepare and where your team takes over.
Scope
Choose one simple, repetitive process that genuinely merits an agent.
Configure
Define the role, authorized information and expected output in monday.com.
Test
Run the agent on real work and correct what needs attention.
Transfer
Train the team and document operation, access and human responsibilities.
What the pilot does not include
Additional agents, redesign of other processes, data cleanup or migration, more than one simple external connection, monday.com licences and ongoing changes after handover.
Those needs are scoped separately so the first engagement stays clear.
monday.com first, then the systems that matter.
When the process extends beyond monday.com, we can connect one useful source such as QuickBooks Online, Procore or another system in your business. The pilot stays intentionally simple. Broader connections belong in the complete system.
You scope the pilot with Guillaume.
Horizon Nord's monday.com Practice Lead and a former construction business owner, he separates a process simple enough for a first agent from one that needs better architecture first. That decision protects both budget and pilot quality.
Start small, then expand only when it earns its place.
Simple agent pilot
Starting at $5,000One simple agent and one clearly defined process, configured and tested in your existing monday.com.
Operations system with agents
Starting at $16,500Architecture, multiple processes, relevant agents, connections, training and handover.
Continuing partnership
Custom quoteNew agents, improvements and support after the first go-live.
Targeted support: $165/hour, in banks of 25, 50, 100 or 200 hours.
What you want to know before the pilot.
The first agent should be small, useful and understandable by your team.
Book 30 minutesDo we need to already use monday.com?
Yes. The pilot starts from an existing monday.com environment and a process clear enough to configure a first simple agent.
What does the AI agent pilot deliver?
One simple agent on a defined process, configured in your monday.com, tested on real work, then handed over with training and documentation.
Does the agent make decisions for us?
No. It gathers context, prepares a follow-up, flags an exception or routes a request. Commitments, approvals and priorities stay with the responsible people.
What data can the agent access?
Only the information and boards authorized in scope. Access, the agent's role and the person responsible for decisions are defined before configuration.
What happens after the pilot?
Your team can keep the pilot as delivered, request adjustments through a bank of hours or expand the engagement to an operations system and additional agents.
Which process deserves your first agent?
In 30 minutes, we determine whether the process is simple enough and useful enough for a pilot.
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