Monday is a very well made blank board: you can model almost any process with columns and automations. The cost is that someone has to model it, and that the sales board does not know the logistics board exists. Delorean comes with the processes built and connected, and adapts less.
| Monday | Delorean | |
|---|---|---|
| Modelling a process | Blank board: columns, statuses, automations. Anything | Modules already built: tickets, sales, logistics, support. Less flexible, zero setup |
| Connected boards | Each board is an island, unless someone connects them | An order, its delivery, its sale and its complaint are the same row seen from four modules |
| Customers | A CRM board, if you build it | CRM with sales, quotes, complaints and loyalty per customer |
| Automations | Rules: when X, do Y. Very powerful | Agents with a written brief and a schedule, with the permissions of whoever runs them |
| Logistics | Not there | Driver assignment, fleets, public tracking |
| Finance | One more board | Income, expenses, receivables and payables, tied to sales |
| Permissions | Per board and per column | Per module, per branch and per project. A location sees its own |
| Price | Per seat, per plan | Per module, unlimited people |
Written from each product's public documentation. They are mature tools and this page says where they are still better. No prices here: they change on their own and the page would end up lying without anyone touching it.
No. Monday is a blank board; Delorean comes with the processes built. If your process is unusual, Monday models it better.
Modules that know each other. The sale, the delivery and the complaint of the same order are one thing, not three boards.
It has agents: you write the brief in plain language and they run on a schedule. There is no rule editor.
One board per module, with the cuts that matter: by status, by channel, by month. No columns to build by hand.
Yes, with branch access: each location sees its own, the company sees everything. Not a hand-built permission.
Tasks and customers import from a file. The column structure does not travel, because there are no columns to build here.
WhatsApp Business, email, payments and an API to push orders from your system. Fewer than Monday, deeper.
As many as your company has. Pricing is per module, not per seat.
It is web, from any device. And the driver has their own app.
In modelling processes that exist in no software. If yours is one of those, Monday wins. If it is sales, support, logistics or projects, it is already built here.