Migrate from Husky to monday Work Management

Husky Projects map to monday.com Boards as the top-level container. Project name becomes Board name, start and end dates map to the board's date range or a dedicated date column, and Project status (active, completed, on hold) maps to a status column. We create the Board in monday.com before any Items are imported so that Item-to-Board parent references resolve at insert time.

Husky Tasks map to monday.com Items within the corresponding Board. Task name becomes Item name, assignees map to the Person column, due date maps to the Date column, and status maps to a status column configured to match Husky's task status values (not started, in progress, completed). Subtasks in Husky map to subitems in monday.com if the account supports subitems, or remain as Items in a separate Subtasks group.

Husky Clients map to monday.com Contacts (if monday CRM is active) or Items in a dedicated Clients board. Client contact details, billing address, and tax settings map to the corresponding column types. We resolve client membership by matching the Client ID on each Project to the corresponding Client record during Project import.

Husky Time Entries map to monday.com's native time tracking column on Items, or to Items in a dedicated Time Entries board if the account uses the legacy integration model. Each time entry links to the corresponding Task Item by Item ID and preserves the duration, billable flag, date, and user attribution. Date-range scoping is applied to avoid mid-billing-period imports; we coordinate the cutoff date with the customer before time entry extraction.

Husky Recurring Jobs export as Board Templates with the job name, description, and assigned task structure preserved. The recurrence rule metadata (frequency, interval, last-run date) is documented in a linked automation plan that the customer's admin uses to configure monday.com automation triggers. We do not migrate recurrence rules as live schedules because they are not exportable from Husky in a transferable format.

Husky finalized invoices are locked financial records and are not imported into monday.com. We export invoice history as a reconciliation report (CSV) containing invoice number, client, amount, date, and status, which the customer provides to their accounting team or CPA for financial record continuity. This is disclosed in the scoping phase and documented in the migration handoff.

Husky Owners and Users map to monday.com Team Members by email address. We extract all distinct Owner IDs referenced on Projects, Tasks, and Time Entries, match by email against monday.com workspace members, and flag any Owners without a matching monday.com account for the customer to provision before record import resumes.

Husky custom fields on Projects vary by tenant and change without notice. We enumerate all active custom project fields during discovery, map data types to equivalent monday.com column types (text, number, date, dropdown, checkbox), and create the columns on the target Board before Project data import. Any custom fields added after discovery require a supplemental mapping pass and extend the migration timeline.

Husky task-level custom fields follow the same normalization process as project-level fields. We enumerate task custom fields during discovery, map types to monday.com column equivalents, and create columns on the target Board. If a Husky custom field is a picklist with specific values, we recreate the options list in monday.com's column configuration to preserve data integrity.

Husky client-level custom fields are enumerated during discovery and mapped to monday.com columns on the Clients board or Contact fields. Tax settings and billing-specific custom fields are flagged for the customer to reconfigure in monday.com or their connected accounting tool rather than imported as static values.

Husky labels or tags on Projects and Tasks map to monday.com Tags on Items. Tags are a multi-select attribute in monday.com, so multi-value tag fields in Husky split into individual Tag records on the Item. We preserve the original tag names for reference.

Husky project status values (active, completed, on hold, archived) map to a monday.com status column on the Board. We configure the status column with the relevant color-coding to match the customer's visual conventions, derived from the Husky status values during discovery.