Formula Trigga changes that. Write formulas for classic columns (text, numbers, dates, status, email, dropdowns, people) and your results will trigger automations like any other column update.
Why teams choose Formula Trigga:
🧮 70+ formula functions — date math, text manipulation, conditional logic (IF, SWITCH, AND/OR), math operations, and more using the formula column syntax you already know
✅ Real-time validation — syntax errors, missing columns, and circular dependencies caught before you save
⚡ Batch calculation — apply formulas to all existing items at once with progress tracking
🩺 Formula Health View — monitors all formulas on your board, flags issues before they cause problems
📊 Quota transparency — see your automation execution usage in real time with threshold warnings
Built for monday.com power users who need formulas and automations to work together. Replace fragile chains of helper automations with a single formula that writes to a real column and triggers real workflows.
🚀 Free trial included. Install and set your first formula in minutes.
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