Know which initiatives are slipping, and why, while you can act

AndonPulse reads status changes, issue links and pull request events from your tools and forecasts each initiative’s finish date from the progress made so far. An initiative is flagged when its forecast passes the planned date, or when work sits in one stage much longer than usual for that team. Every flag opens the tasks and stages behind it, with the time each task spent in every workflow stage, so you can check why it fired. A forecast is built on progress so far. It can’t see a decision that hasn’t reached the tracker yet, so the date moves as soon as the work does.

Project management software for engineering tracks tasks, owners and plans. An engineering management platform reads that data together with Git activity and shows how the work is actually moving. AndonPulse adds forecasts, early risk flags and time in each workflow stage across all teams. Jira stays where your teams plan and work, and AndonPulse doesn’t add fields or steps to it.

No. AndonPulse is one software engineering management platform. The delivery overview, DORA metrics, sprint reports, resource allocation and capitalization reports all run on the same connected data. You connect your tools once, and every view uses the same rules for statuses, teams and initiatives. A delay flagged in the delivery overview opens the same tasks you see in cycle time and sprint reports.

Yes. Each team can keep its own statuses, issue types and board setup. You map them once to shared stages and initiatives, for all teams or team by team. The AndonPulse team does this with you during guided setup and checks the result on your real data before you rely on the numbers.

No. AndonPulse is built to show where work waits in the process, such as a review queue, a blocked dependency or an overloaded team. You can drill down to a task or a contributor to find the cause. Contributor data gives context to a process decision, such as who needs help with reviews. There are no leaderboards or individual productivity scores.

Connecting your tools takes 5–15 minutes, and larger accounts take longer. Historical data loads right away, so you see trends without months of waiting. Mapping your delivery model with our team usually comes next. In our customer stories, teams had their first insights or reports within 2 to 4 weeks. Nobody has to change their workflow for it.

Integrations are read-only, so AndonPulse never changes your boards or repositories. Each customer’s data is stored in a separate database and protected with SSL/TLS and encryption of sensitive fields. AndonPulse follows SOC 2 and GDPR best practices. It reads metadata such as statuses, timestamps and pull request events, not your source code. The Trust Center has the details. If you want to look around first, you can ask for a sandbox account that doesn’t need your data.