Company
A monday.com consulting and build team with founders at the front
Clicks designs, builds and maintains monday.com workflows for organizations that need clarity, ownership and real tracking: municipalities, public bodies, nonprofits, manufacturers and high-tech companies.
At the beginning of the Iron Swords war, Sapir volunteered to support Home Front Command.
In a fast-moving environment with pressure and many stakeholders, he kept seeing the same problem: scattered information, duplicated tasks and limited visibility for timely decisions.
The answer was not another heavy system, but a way of working that showed everyone the same picture: what is open, who owns it and what needs to happen now.
When that method started working, it became clear this was not only an emergency problem. Municipalities, nonprofits and manufacturers face the same challenge when process, information and people are disconnected.
Sapir, who grew up in Israel’s Ministry of Interior, brings deep familiarity with the public sector, decision-making processes and clients’ day-to-day reality.
Amit, a graduate of Unit 8200 with extensive high-tech experience, specializes in building technology solutions and turning complex ideas into systems that work in practice.
That is how Clicks was born.
Today Clicks supports clients from discovery, through boards and automations, to maintenance and adoption by the people who use the system every day.
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.
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.
Amit on LinkedInWant to see what this looks like on your process?
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