Quick recovery checklist
- Do not repeat the Carryover action after an indeterminate result.
- Refresh both the source and destination boards.
- Check the item’s exact destination, mapped text values, and updates.
- Inspect monday’s native Activity Log and Undo option where available.
- Record the Carryover reason code, UTC time, and app version before closing the result.
What each outcome means
| Carryover state | What to do |
|---|---|
| Blocked before move | Fix the named access, mapping, hierarchy, or data issue and run a fresh safety check. |
| Move stopped | The command stopped before it could safely dispatch. Refresh native state before starting over. |
| Move indeterminate | Do not retry. Inspect both boards and the Activity Log; contact support if the outcome remains unclear. |
| Verification failed | Inspect the mismatched destination field and use native Undo if appropriate. |
| Move verified, receipt uncertain | Do not repeat the receipt write. Inspect destination updates and preserve the local fallback shown by Carryover. |
| Handoff verified | Review the native receipt and share the destination item with the receiving team. |
What to send support
If content is sent accidentally, access will be restricted and the content will be removed from the support case as soon as the issue allows.
Report a security or privacy concern
A security or privacy incident receives the highest support priority.
Use the support address with the subject Carryover security. For suspected secret exposure, cross-account access, an unauthorized mutation, or content exfiltration, stop using the affected action and preserve only content-free facts. Carryover’s move and receipt switches can be disabled independently while the incident is investigated.
Initial response targets
These are public-preview operating targets, not an uptime service-level agreement.
- Suspected unauthorized mutation, security, or privacy incident: same-day acknowledgement when received.
- Indeterminate move or receipt: one business day.
- Blocked workflow, documentation, or general question: two business days.
Support does not bypass a product blocker or test a repair against customer data without explicit authorization.