What it does
The app knows the bank holidays for England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland (from GOV.UK) and for 24 other countries. It adds your own closure days, half days and working week. Then it:
- moves due dates that land on a day off to the next working day
- keeps timelines starting and ending on working days
- sets dates a number of working days ahead, like “10 working days from today”
- counts the working days in a timeline
- shows upcoming holidays and a working days calculator in a board view
Set up in 3 steps
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Check the settings
An account admin opens the app’s settings from your installed apps in monday. The defaults suit most UK teams: England and Wales, Monday to Friday. Change the region, working week or closure days if you need to, then select Save changes.
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Add an automation
On a board, open Automate, search for “working days” and pick one of the five automations below. Choose the date, timeline or numbers column it should use.
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Add the board view (optional)
On a board, select + next to your views, choose Apps and add UK Working Days & Holidays. It lists upcoming holidays and has a calculator. Each board can show a different region.
The 5 automations
Each one uses your account settings. Most also let you pick a region, or use the account default.
Move a date to the next working day
When a date lands on a weekend, bank holiday or closure day, it moves to the next working day. You can choose the previous working day instead.
Example A due date of Saturday 26 December 2026 becomes Tuesday 29 December 2026 in England and Wales.
Keep a timeline on working days
When a timeline starts or ends on a day off, it moves the start and end onto working days.
Example A timeline of Saturday 26 to Thursday 31 December 2026 becomes Tuesday 29 to Thursday 31 December, because 28 December is a bank holiday.
Set a date N working days from today
Fills a date column with the date a set number of working days from today, in your account’s timezone.
Example When an item is created, set “Reply by” to 3 working days from today.
Set a date N working days after another date
Reads one date column and writes the date a set number of working days later into another.
Example Set “Invoice due” to 20 working days after “Invoice sent”.
Count the working days in a timeline
Writes the number of working days in a timeline into a numbers column, counting both the first and last day.
Example 1 to 31 December 2026 has 21 working days in England and Wales.
If an automation finds nothing to change, it leaves the column alone. On the Free plan, those runs don’t count towards your monthly limit.
Sidekick tool
On paid plans, turn on the tool in Sidekick → Tools. Then ask in plain English:
- Working days between two dates. “How many working days are there between 1 and 31 December?”
- Next working day after a date. “What’s the next working day after 24 December?” or “What date is 15 working days after 3 March?”
Sidekick answers with the count or the date and lists the holidays it skipped.
Board view
- Region for this board. Pick a region and the board remembers it. New boards start with the account default.
- Coming up. Bank holidays and closure days for the next 3, 6 or 12 months, grouped by month, with substitute days and half-day times.
- Working days calculator. Count the working days between two dates (counting both dates), or find the date N working days after another. Results update as you type.
Settings
Settings apply to your whole monday account. Only account admins can change them. Everyone else sees them read-only.
- Default region
- Whose bank holidays to skip when an automation or board uses the account default.
- Timezone
- Decides what “today” means and the times of half-day closures. Europe/London by default.
- Working week
- The days your team works, for example Tuesday to Saturday or a three-day week. You need at least one day.
- Closure days
- Days you’re closed on top of bank holidays: one day, a date range, or the same dates every year (like 24 December to 2 January). A closure can cover part of a day, for example closed from 13:00.
- Half days count as working days
- On: a day with a half-day closure still counts as a working day. Off: it counts as a day off.
Plans
Free
- England and Wales bank holidays
- Monday to Friday working week
- 100 runs a month. Runs that change nothing don’t count.
- The board view and calculator
Paid plans
- Every UK nation and 24 more countries
- Closure days and half days
- Part-time and custom working weeks
- Unlimited runs
- The Sidekick tool
Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Choose a plan from the app’s page in the monday apps marketplace.
On the Free plan, settings for paid features are kept but not used, so nothing is lost if you upgrade later.