Requests, approvals and reports that move without chasing everyone. Design, build and maintain workflows on monday.com.

Clicks helps municipalities, public bodies, nonprofits and operations-heavy organizations turn scattered work into monday.com boards people actually use: discovery, build, integrations and ongoing care.

We show the system itself, not just the process on a slide.

We show the system itself, not just the process on a slide.

From discovery to maintenance
Live system

How we work

Map needs, processes and metrics before build starts.

Mapping Pains & Workflows
📄 Paperwork Forms Process Map
✉️ Endless Email Chasing Fields Setup
📊 Manual Reporting Metrics Defined

Working with public bodies, municipalities, nonprofits and operations teams

We enter processes with accountability, regulation and many stakeholders, then build monday.com boards teams can see, measure and maintain after launch.

Among our clients

  • The Israeli Council for Volunteering
  • The Home for Businesses — Promoting businesses in the Galilee
  • Eastern Galilee Cluster
  • civix — Innovation in the public sector
  • Mifalsi Nativ

Our outcomes in numbers

120+
Processes automated on active monday.com boards
9,000+
Staff hours saved per year for clients using systems we built
99.2%
SLA targets met for support & maintenance via Clicks TSM
750K+
Residents & beneficiaries served through workflows managed on the boards

We build everyday work on monday.com

In large organizations, decisions, requests and reports get stuck when every team works somewhere else. Clicks clarifies the process, builds it on monday.com and keeps maintaining it once work moves to the field.

How we connect decisions, processes and one work board:

  1. Strategy

    Define what the organization needs to achieve, which metrics matter and who needs to see them.

  2. Process

    Break down the path from request to approval, handling and reporting, including exceptions and ownership.

  3. Technology

    Build the boards, automations and integrations on monday.com and maintain them over time.

What do we actually build?

monday.com boards that keep requests, tasks, approvals, permissions and reports in one place. Each team sees its ownership, leaders see live status, and process changes are documented instead of staying in side conversations.

In practice

Less chasing for updates, more work closed.

A request enters the right channel, moves to the right owner, gets a clear status and appears in reports without manual copy-paste. That is how teams move faster without losing control.

From what you need to a system that works — in four steps

We don't disappear after a slide deck. We stay from the start: understand what's actually needed, plan and build on monday.com, then maintain and improve once your team is using it day to day.

  1. Discover

    Understand before you build

    Meet the people involved, map how work happens today, what's painful and what counts as success — before opening a board or wiring an automation.

  2. Architect

    Plan the process

    Clarify who does what at each step, what should run automatically and what should connect to systems you already have. FlowGram helps lay out the full picture before we build.

  3. Build on monday

    Go live on monday.com

    Set up the work on monday.com — boards, tracking requests and customers, content and maps when needed, and hooks to your existing tools. Something people actually use, not a demo.

  4. Operate

    Ongoing support with Clicks TSM

    After launch: help desk, fixes, updates and improvements — so the system keeps fitting the organization instead of falling behind.

It doesn't end at step four — we learn from what's happening in the field and improve each cycle.

monday.com solutions by organization type

Municipalities, public bodies, nonprofits, factories and high-tech companies work differently. Pick your field and see which processes we build and maintain on monday.com.

Show the product

What a Clicks monday.com system looks like

A look inside a monday.com board, a FlowGram map and a Clicks TSM dashboard: requests, process, ownership, metrics and maintenance in one work path.

CRM 360 · Resident requests
Item Owner Status Due date
New requests
Permit request — 9 Hazait St. Working on it Jun 12
Resident report — street lighting Pending Jun 14
In progress
Business license — bakery Done Jun 9
Community grant — request 341 Working on it Jun 18
Done Working on it Pending
CRM 360: a request enters, moves to an owner and stays tracked through resolution on one board.

Client story

Social & education nonprofit

CRM 360 for the service year

Recruitment, placement and mentorship tracking on one CRM 360 board

A large education org ran its service year on spreadsheets, scattered forms and manual handoffs between teams. We built one monday.com process for candidate intake, placement, mentorship tracking and reporting, with process design before build and communication channels wired to the board.

A consulting firm with founders at the front

About the founders

  • Sapir Hassidim

    Founder & CEO

    CEO of Clicks and the client-facing lead on public-sector engagements. Owns strategy, proposals and stakeholder alignment, and makes sure the monday.com solution fits how work actually runs: from first discovery and RFPs through rollout people use every day.

    Strategy · Client leadership · Executive direction

    Sapir on LinkedIn
  • Amit Aizenkot

    Co-Founder & Head of Technology

    Technical creator who leads delivery end to end: architecture, code, integrations and complex builds on monday.com and the systems around it. An experienced developer and technology project manager; ships products, automation and platforms that have to hold up in production, not stop at a proof of concept.

    Engineering · Architecture · Technical project leadership

    Amit on LinkedIn

Ready for procurement, accessibility and Hebrew-first work

Accessibility, privacy, Hebrew RTL and certified monday.com partnership are part of the process from day one. That matters when procurement, many users and public requirements are involved.

  • Accessibility — Israeli Std. 5568

    Conforms to WCAG 2.1 AA and the Israeli web-accessibility standard, with a dedicated accessibility statement.

    Accessibility statement
  • Privacy & data protection

    A clear privacy policy and safeguarding of organizational, customer and user data across the whole system.

    Privacy policy
  • Hebrew-first, native RTL

    The interface is built right-to-left from the ground up — not a makeshift translation over an LTR template.

  • Certified monday.com partner

    Certified partners for designing, building and maintaining workflows on monday.com.

  • Licensed dealer

    Licensed dealer in Israel. VAT ID 211698568.

Let’s understand your challenge — and show how monday.com can run for you

A short, no-obligation discovery call. We’ll map your processes, show a live system and recommend a rollout path.

Certified monday.com Partner for Israeli Public Sector and Municipalities

Clicks Strategic Ecosystems is a certified monday.com consulting and implementation partner specialising in public-sector bodies, local authorities, regional councils, nonprofits and operations-heavy organisations in Israel. We accompany organisations from process discovery through to ongoing maintenance — building on monday.com, automations, CRM integrations, GIS sync and more.

Our approach differs from competitors: we don't sell licences or open boards without understanding the process first. Every project starts with deep process mapping, reaches a clear information architecture, and ends with a system people use daily. Our experience with local authorities, volunteer recruitment, citizen service management and regional GIS processes makes us the natural choice for any body seeking a monday.com implementation that works long-term.

We offer: Clicks Monday CMS for content and organisational data management, Clicks Monday GIS for GIS-monday.com sync, Clicks Deploy Ready for fast rollout, FlowGram for process design, Clicks TSM for ongoing support, and more.

Our clients include local authorities, regional councils, large nonprofits and industrial manufacturers. Read client stories or see how we work with the public sector.