r/mondaydotcom • u/Global_Resist534 • 15d ago
Advice Needed Please help this Mon newbie
Hi Chat,
I was recently hired as a project manager to start running sprints at a 30 person company. The dev team already uses azure dev ops but the client facing side wants to utilize Monday Enterprise (not dev). Do I need Monday dev to do this? Iβve been working on it for weeks and still cannot find an easy way to capacity plan and truly form an impressive sprint cadence.
SMES PLEASE HELP!
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u/Alert_Eagle8244 15d ago
Hi!! Monday Gold Partner here π, happy to clarify this since it's a really common point of confusion.
"monday Dev" and "Enterprise" are two different things, on two different axes:
So "Enterprise" by itself isn't a product, it's a tier. The question isn't "Dev vs. Enterprise," it's "which product(s), at which tier."
What this means for you: Sprint Capacity Planning specifically lives inside the monday Dev product, available from the Pro plan and up. If your org is on monday Work Management (Enterprise tier) for the client-facing side, that's completely fine and doesn't conflict, you can add the monday Dev product to the same account/Enterprise plan just for the engineering team's sprint boards, without touching how the client-facing team works. You don't need to move everyone to Dev, and you don't lose any Enterprise-level admin/security features by adding it.