The Best Uses for High-Level and Low-Level Boards in monday.com

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[@MickAlister]

Thank you for the breakdown. I was trying to create a high level and low level on the same board and it was mass confusion.

[@mastering-monday]

Yes, doing it on one board is very confusing. I would recommend using 2 different boards.

[@leebrayton6081]

I tried setting up my workflow as a high level low level design, but I ran into the connections limitations my shop may have 70 jobs as low level boards T once. Has the 20 connections limit been changed since the server update?

[@mastering-monday]

Hi Lee, on the Pro plan there is still a 20 board limit. If you go to the Enterprise plan then you can go to 60. Please be in touch if you need help transitioning to Enterprise.