Giving you more context across your entire SDLC.
These tools facilitate activity but make it impossible to understand progress. Allstacks integrates with all your tools to provide better visibility and context into how engineering teams and projects are doing with a single view.

Siloed data leads to decisions being made on incomplete data. We go beyond simple aggregation to provide engineering teams with predictive forecasting of project completion dates and other insights about your software delivery.
Getting started is easy.
Getting started is quick. There is no manual data entry or change of process to start seeing value.
We take security seriously.
We are SOC 2 Type 2 compliant and do not persist sensitive data like source code and contents of messages. Learn more about our Data Security protocols.
Hosting your way.
We are a cloud-only platform but can connect to all your on-premise services.
Project Management
Allstacks pulls tickets, cards, stories, and other units of work from your project management tools. We combine that with data about deliverables and milestones such as releases, epics, initiatives, and projects and activities such as estimation changes, completions, comments, and status updates to provide a very comprehensive picture of your work.
Using this wide variety of data, Allstacks is able to provide a complete status of any effort, a full picture of any milestone, and most importantly, how long it will take to complete work.
This data feeds a number of metrics about process health, velocity, focus, and investment, while also powering our forecasting algorithms.
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Source Code Management
Allstacks collects data about your commits, pull requests, branches, and other related coding activities for a complete view of engineering efforts.
Allstacks is able to provide you with a complete overview of your development team’s focus, where the engineering effort is going, and if it lines up with your plans.
Activity in coding tools allows Allstacks to provide a number of metrics, ranging from basic allocation of coding time to how quickly your team works together to get code into production.
Builds, Continuous Integration, and Deployment
Allstacks pulls data about triggered build runs, and what, if any, processes triggered them so you can identify potential bottlenecks.
Allstacks allows you to quickly understand if your build tools are bottlenecks and if failed build runs are holding you back.
Build data allows us to provide metrics around build timings and failure rates, as well as generating alerts if a commit causes a build to fail.
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Communication and Community
Allstacks captures when and who is sending messages — but don’t worry, we are not capturing the contents. We also look at NLP statistics about the messages sent and received.
This integration brings you up-to-date and actionable information about how communication is flowing on your team.
By capturing the sentiment and frequency of messages sent through your public channels, we can help you find and identify people that are typically at risk for being left out or that may be experiencing more serious difficulties. By analyzing the sentiment of users' communication [in addition to other tools used on your team], we can help you understand if employees are at risk of burnout or are experiencing an increase in negative emotions.
This data allows Allstacks to provide a number of metrics around communication activity, as well as a measure of team sentiment based on the Vader Sentiment Package.
We integrate with OAuth and watch the activity in public channels in your team. You’re able to connect multiple teams to a single Allstacks project, and information will be presented in a unified metric. We only ask for permission for your public information and do not monitor private communications.
Allstacks does not post any messages on the user’s behalf and operates in a “Read Only” mode. Allstacks only reads public message data and doesn’t post any notifications or messages.
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