Portavi for Azure DevOps
Azure DevOps portfolio reporting across every project
Portavi’s Azure DevOps integration rolls every project into one portfolio dashboard, reading iterations and work items with the Story Points, Effort or Original Estimate each team already uses.
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How Portavi reads your Azure DevOps projects
Nothing to restructure: each project is read the way its team already works.
Iterations as sprints
A Scrum project follows the team’s iterations, the current one and the three before it.
Phases from the iteration tree
A Waterfall project takes its phases from dated iterations, epics or a custom field, or you map them by hand in Portavi.
Effort from your fields
Progress counts work items, or uses Story Points, Effort or Original Estimate.
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What Portavi adds on top
One view of the portfolio
Every project rolls up to on track, at risk or delayed, whether it lives in Azure DevOps or another tool you connect.
A full RAID log
Risks, assumptions, issues and dependencies for every project and program, beside the Azure DevOps work they concern.
Capacity across tools
Everyone’s open work in one view, including people whose work is split between Azure DevOps and another tool.
Connecting Azure DevOps
- A PMO manager selects Connect on Azure DevOps in Portavi’s Integrations page.
- Microsoft asks you to approve access on its own site, then Portavi lists the Azure DevOps organizations your account can reach.
- Create a project in Portavi, pick the Azure DevOps project, and choose how it runs: Scrum, Kanban, Waterfall or Milestone.
Portavi syncs straight away, then on a schedule you set, as often as hourly within working hours, and whenever you select Resync. It reads up to 1,000 tasks per project.
Questions
- Does Portavi change anything in Azure DevOps?
- No. It asks Azure DevOps for read-only access and never creates, edits or moves anything there.
- Does everyone on Azure DevOps need a Portavi account?
- No. Their work syncs from Azure DevOps. Portavi seats are for the people running the work, and executives read for free.
- Can I connect Azure DevOps alongside other tools?
- Yes. Starter connects two tools and Growth any number, and every project reports the same way whichever tool it lives in.
- Which sprints come across?
- The current iteration and the three before it, so velocity and spillover have history from the first sync.
See your Azure DevOps portfolio this week.
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