How PedidosYa migrated from monday to Jira to improve collaboration, reduce costs, and scale

By migrating from Monday.com to Jira, PedidosYa unified its workflows and reduced costs by 66%. Now, technical and non-technical teams collaborate efficiently, enjoying a centralized process in Jira and Confluence that allows tasks to be scaled and automated.
Juan Da Silva
Internal IT Support Sr. Analyst, PedidosYa
66%
Savings in license costs after migration
600+
Users connected with Jira, Jira Service Management, and Confluence
400
Annual maintenance hours saved by migrating

About PedidosYa
Based in Uruguay, PedidosYa, part of Delivery Hero, is a leading delivery platform. With more than 5,500 employees in the region, the company has adopted Atlassian cloud to standardize processes and optimize collaboration between departments, both technical and non-technical.
Challenge: With multiple tools and no standardized workflows, PedidosYa wanted a centralized platform to save money and improve collaboration between tech and business teams.
Solution: By migrating from monday.com to Atlassian with the help of INCO, PedidosYa consolidated workflows in Jira and Confluence, optimizing project and operations management.
Impact: Within three months of migrating, the company is now saving 66% in license costs for non-technical teams and enabling collaboration for more than 600 users across the organization.
The challenges of growth: When disconnected tools hinder efficiency
As a leader in the online food delivery sector in Latin America, PedidosYa was experiencing accelerated growth. However, this rapid growth brought with it significant challenges, and the use of disconnected tools began to affect their efficiency. Operations, marketing, human resources, and technology departments worked on separate platforms, which created duplicate tasks, high operating costs, and complicated collaboration. Integration between departments seemed distant, and efforts to coordinate increased.
"We wanted a centralized solution that would facilitate communication and visibility across all teams, from IT to marketing," says Internal IT Support Sr. Analyst, Juan da Silva. Consolidating the work on a single platform was the answer so that all teams could collaborate fluidly and effectively.
The strategic decision to transition from monday.com to Jira
PedidosYa found the solution to their challenges in Atlassian cloud.
With the support of INCO, the company quickly mapped monday.com's processes, optimized them, and adapted them for Jira. INCO provided strategic and operational advice, guiding the customization of workflows, specific configurations, and the implementation of key automations. This allowed an agile and simple migration of technical teams to Jira, integrating the solution with Jira Service Management and Confluence.
PedidosYa has already taken advantage of the out-of-the-box templates within Jira to quickly implement and migrate 80% of the necessary processes, allowing them to focus on specific areas that needed customization.
Atlassian's flexibility allowed cases requiring customizations to be solved intuitively, completing the migration of 600 users in just three months.
"Atlassian's platform was not only easily adapted to our needs, but also facilitated rapid adoption across the company, with non-technical teams integrating seamlessly," explains Juan.
In addition to improving collaboration, this migration reduced licensing costs by 66%, consolidating Atlassian as an efficient and profitable solution for PedidosYa.
Scalability and automation as pillars of efficiency
By consolidating all operations into Atlassian's central, cloud-based platform, which many employees were already familiar with, PedidosYa not only saved time by avoiding the need to train people on multiple platforms, but also by streamlining repetitive tasks, standardizing workflows, and shifting maintenance to Atlassian. Offloading maintenance alone has saved the company 8-10 hours per week, or more than 400 hours per year.
Automating routine tasks, such as assigning and responding to incidents, has also helped teams free up time to focus on higher-value work and scaling their efforts. "Thanks to Jira and Confluence automations, we were able to create workflows that scale with our operation, improving the efficiency of each team," says Juan.
More visibility, more collaboration, and fewer costs
The move to Atlassian cloud not only improved efficiency, but also brought greater visibility for company leaders, who can now see real-time project progress through Jira dashboards. This visibility has been key for the marketing department, which now has a structured and centralized workflow that has improved coordination with other departments.
“By integrating everyone into the same suite and ending their use of monday.com, PedidosYa has also reduced license costs by 66%. Now, technical and non-technical teams collaborate efficiently, enjoying a centralized process in Jira and Confluence that allows tasks to be scaled and automated,” says Juan.
Evolution supported by the Atlassian cloud suite
With the positive experience of this migration, PedidosYa has plans to expand the use of Atlassian tools in more areas, exploring new functionalities to improve scalability and collaboration across the organization. Juan says, "Now with Atlassian cloud, we have real-time visibility and a clear view of all our projects, allowing us to identify areas for improvement and move faster — something that was previously impossible with multiple tools."

About PedidosYa
Based in Uruguay, PedidosYa, part of Delivery Hero, is a leading delivery platform. With more than 5,500 employees in the region, the company has adopted Atlassian cloud to standardize processes and optimize collaboration between departments, both technical and non-technical.
Industry
Consumer Goods & Retail
Number of users
600
Location
Uruguay
Solution Partner
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