Ops are our unit of measuring usage of our apps. Every integration automation in our apps will use Ops if it succeeds, usually one Op. However, a few templates and actions (for custom automations) may use more than one Op if they do something to multiple items or other monday.com objects. For example if an automations copies an update to all connected items, a certain number of items may be copied to in one Op - with additional items using additional Ops (often this is multiple items per Op). Another example is copying update files to a files column, one Op will copy a limited number of files, and additional files will use additional Ops.

Every account has an Ops Pool. This is the pool of Ops purchased across all of our apps by your account. Apps with paid plans consume Ops from the Ops Pool - this means you can gain the economies of scale by purchasing one large plan, and enabling other apps to use it with their own Add-On plans. As Ops are consumed they are counted against your paid apps in order of their reset dates - not necessarily which app's automation ran.