"Is this deployed yet?" is the most common question in engineering teams. monday2github eliminates it by tracking deployment status automatically from PR to production.
What deployment tracking looks like without automation.
A developer merges a PR. The task on monday.com still says "Working on it." The engineering manager asks in standup: "Is this deployed?" Nobody is sure.
Someone checks the GitHub commit history. Another person looks at the CI/CD logs. A third person opens the staging environment to verify. Twenty minutes pass.
The native GitHub integration can change status to "Done" when a PR merges. But "Done" does not mean "deployed." It does not tell you whether code is in dev, staging, or production. There is no concept of a deployment pipeline.
Your task status updates automatically as code moves through environments.
A developer opens a pull request with a monday.com task URL. The task status changes to Code Review immediately.
The PR passes review and merges to your development branch. Task status updates to Deployed to Dev.
Code is promoted to your staging environment. Task status updates to Deployed to Staging.
The release goes live. Task status updates to Deployed to Production. You know exactly what shipped.
Three things happen behind the scenes.
GitHub sends webhook events when PRs are opened, merged, and when code is pushed to branches. monday2github receives these events in real-time.
You configure which branches map to which environments. For example: develop maps to Dev, staging maps to Staging, main maps to Production.
When a push event matches a configured branch, monday2github updates the linked task status via the monday.com API. Status only moves forward, never backward.
Yes. monday2github supports configurable N-stage pipelines. You can define which branches map to which status labels. A team with two environments (develop and main) maps two stages. A team with four environments maps four stages. The pipeline adapts to your branching strategy.
Free for up to 3 repositories. Your first PR will update your board automatically.