Understand the limits of these tools.

What the tools can help you do

Use the Atlas, comparisons, COA Decoder, briefs, and notes to read and organize research. These resources cannot determine whether a material, method, supplier, or activity is suitable for a particular purpose.

Nothing in the interface changes a product’s label, permitted use, legal status, documentation requirements, or the obligations attached to your setting.

The same standard for every research setting

Independent, academic, commercial, educational, and procurement researchers use the same tools and evidence standards. Your setting gives context to a request. It does not determine your credibility, score, access, or eligibility.

The person organizing the work remains responsible for knowing which legal, institutional, supervisory, professional, or other requirements apply to that context.

Your responsibilities

• Review the applicable label, source records, laws, rules, policies, and facility procedures.
• Use qualified supervision or professional review where the work or jurisdiction requires it.
• Evaluate identity, quality, handling, suitability, and risk using evidence appropriate to the actual material and method.
• Do not treat a Monday profile, email, field note, or link as approval, clearance, certification, or a substitute for required review.

Check external sources independently

When Monday includes a relevant source, any commercial relationship is disclosed before the visitor leaves mondayresearch.io. The external source is responsible for its own products, statements, documentation, policies, fulfillment, and availability.

Evaluate the source against the same evidence standard you would apply elsewhere. A convenient route should not lower the threshold for documentation or review.

Questions about research use

Questions about this research-use boundary can be sent to research@mondayresearch.io. Do not send confidential research detail or sensitive personal information unless Monday specifically requests it through an appropriate protected channel.