Monday.com automations occasionally fire with significant delays
A user reports that Monday.com automations sometimes execute with noticeable delays, disrupting time-sensitive workflow triggers. The issue is acknowledged as intermittent and rated as acceptable by the user. No specific automation types or frequency of delay are described.
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