Set up monday.com in a practical way
Reiz Consulting has a lot of experience in setting up monday.com for real company processes and configuring them so that teams do not work in empty boards, but in a comprehensible process structure. This includes board architecture, column types, status logic, roles, automations, forms, views, dashboards, and handoffs between areas.
What is important is that monday.com is not introduced as an end in itself. Before configuration, it is clarified which process should be mapped, which data is really needed, which decisions must remain visible and where automation can help.
CRM and ERP processes without tool chaos
Many companies work with multiple systems, spreadsheets, emails and manual approvals. This can make CRM and ERP-related processes confusing: customer status, project phase, tasks, documents, responsibilities and deadlines are in different places. Reiz Consulting helps to organize this structure and convert it into an usable solution.
This can be a monday.com configuration, a complementary web application, an interface or a combination of existing tools. What is crucial is that the process becomes clearer afterwards and not just another system is created.
Automations that make responsibility visible
Automations are only used where rules, exceptions and responsibilities are clear. Typical examples are status changes, reminders, handovers, task creation, notifications, form transfers and escalations. Critical decisions remain comprehensible and are not outsourced in an uncontrolled manner.
- Setting up and optimizing monday.com boards
- CRM structures for leads, customers, inquiries and project handovers
- ERP-related processes for resources, approvals, procurement and documentation
- Automations for defined individual processes
- Dashboards, views, handover and further development
Related services
If a process requires a dedicated interface or portal, web applications complement the implementation. For system connections and data flows, see integrations & AI or AI & LLM models. When recurring workflows are the main focus, process automation is the natural next step.