Real scenarios, running in the live product linked from every card below — not screenshots of a plan that doesn't exist yet.
An employee submits a use case through the self-service portal. It becomes a ticket, then a sprint card, then a merged pull request — and a change request carries it from PRE to PROD, with the developer picking the deployment window and a manager signing off before anything ships.
Not everything starts with a ticket. An engineer notices a slow query, opens a card directly on the board, and takes it through the same DEV → INT → UAT path — then the same change request process gets it safely to production, no use case required.
Enter a new starter's name, department, and manager, and automation creates the Azure AD account, assigns a license, generates a temporary password, posts it to the ticket, and emails it to their personal address — not the work inbox they can't check yet.
A payroll SSO outage breaches its response window and escalates itself — L1 to L2 to L3 on-call — paging the right person automatically instead of waiting for someone to notice the clock ran out.
Every license and device carries an owner and a renewal date. Idle seats get flagged for reclaim, and nothing quietly auto-renews three weeks before someone finally asks where the budget went.
SLA compliance, asset encryption status, and sprint velocity all live in the same reporting surface — exportable for an auditor without a week of spreadsheet reconciliation first.
Projects carry a goal, not just a backlog — Platform Reliability, Self-Service Experience, Compliance & Reporting — each with its own scrum team, so anyone can see what a team is actually trying to achieve this quarter.
Start, stop, and restart the infrastructure behind every tenant from one screen — with a confirmation before anything risky, and a protected database that can't be stopped by accident.
A locked-out employee emails support. The email becomes a ticket automatically, the AI agent verifies their identity through an SSO challenge, sends a reset link, re-enrolls MFA, and closes the ticket in three minutes — no human ever queued. Guardrails keep P1s and frustrated requesters with a person.
Pick a source, choose what to import, review the auto-detected field mapping, and run it — duplicates skipped by external ID, errors flagged for review, and a full import history so nothing arrives silently.
Download the template, fill in a row per asset, and upload. The preview shows exactly which rows will create new assets and which will update existing ones — matched on asset tag — before anything is saved. The same format works against the API.
Platform staff see what every customer bought — products and feature flags per tenant, with toggles for cloud customers and license files for on-premise ones. Flip a switch, and that workspace's admins see the change on their next page load.
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