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Monday.com migration with Advanced List · a Forge app by XALT

Move to Jira without losing the board your team loves.

IT wants to consolidate. The business wants to keep its Monday board. Advanced List settles the argument: a Forge app inside Jira that recreates the Monday.com board – inline editing, custom columns, groups, live updates. One data model, two ways of working.

Jira view with grouped Monday migration tasks, status columns and live metrics
579
items per group – no click-through
0
parallel tools after the move
Live
edits appear instantly for everyone

The dilemma

Both sides are right. That is exactly the problem.

Monday replacements rarely fail on technology – they fail on adoption.

"We see everything on one sheet."

Hundreds of rows, custom columns, colours that carry meaning, editing right in the cell. In plain Jira that is one click per issue.

"One tool, one governance."

Two systems means double licences, double permission models, no shared reporting – and compliance questions in two places.

Jira underneath, Monday on top.

Advanced List renders the familiar board inside Jira. The data are Jira issues – the way of working stays Monday.

Advanced List · Forge app, hosted inside Jira

The Monday experience, built on Jira data.

No third-party server, no copied data: Forge runs in the Atlassian cloud, your content stays in your instance.

Inline editing

Change values right in the cell – status, channel, to-do, custom fields. No opening the issue, no save dialog.

Custom columns & groups

Any grouping, any column order, any colour logic – configurable per team and saved as a view.

Live updates

Changes appear in real time for every other user – no refresh, no edit collisions.

Views per role

"My View" for the individual, "Monday.com View" for the team – same issues, different lens.

Filter, sort, search

Full-text search and person filters across hundreds of items – groups stay intact while you filter.

The rest of Jira included

Board, calendar, timeline, forms, reports, automation – Advanced List is a tab, not an island.

The migration

Five steps – with a real test migration in every one of them.

As in every XALT migration, we test with real data from day one – not at the end.

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Step 1

Board analysis

Inventory every Monday board: columns, automations, formulas, links, and who actually works in it. Output: field mapping and a fixed price.

2
Step 2

Jira model & Advanced List view

Set up project, issue types and fields – and configure the Monday.com view so your team recognises its board on sight.

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Step 3

Test migrations with real boards

Run 1 the project team, run 2 the critical boards, run 3 the key users – each run sharpens the runbook.

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Step 4

Production migration

Items, comments, files, owners and history – plus an explicit list of what deliberately stays behind.

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Step 5

Enablement & Monday shutdown

A short session on Advanced List, then 30 days of hypercare – the Monday licence goes away after that, not before.

Migration dashboard with 4,812 items transferred, 17 boards, six warnings and status distribution

After the move

A dashboard that proves everything arrived.

The migration dashboard shows every number that matters after the move: items transferred, status distribution, warnings and open follow-ups – instead of asking for trust.

  • Items migrated per board, with expected-vs-actual reconciliation
  • Warnings: unmappable fields, missing users, oversized attachments
  • Adoption: who already works in Advanced List – and who does not yet
  • Calendar and timeline views for the planning Monday never offered

Bring your busiest board.

We rebuild it as an Advanced List view in Jira – with your columns, your colours, your data. You decide afterwards whether to migrate.