minware’s Development Work Intelligence Platform combines data from version control, ticketing, calendar, and other systems to measure and mitigate high-impact issues that slow down software development – helping you make the best decisions about where to improve.
minware incorporates data from a variety of software development systems, including version control, ticket tracking, calendars and more. For more information about configuring data sources, see the Source Integrations page.
A key component of minware’s platform is using data from multiple sources to construct models of each person’s schedule and how they spend their time, both from an active work perspective, and from an overhead cost allocation perspective. Please see the time model documentation for more details.
minware takes a choose-your-own-adventure approach. This is different from legacy dev analytics tools, which offer preset reports with narrow filtering and customization options.
At minware, we’ve invested in total customization – essentially building a product that lets you build any report on the market today (and more) with a point-and-click interface.
At the same time, it’s important when rolling out data to build on what others have done and not reinvent the wheel, which is why we have created the report template library.
The report library offers templates covering multiple data sources for a variety of use cases and applications. You can browse all templates in the report library, and each report has its own documentation.
The nerve center of minware is the custom report builder. It offers the power of a business intelligence tool like Tableau for your development data with a simple point-and-click interface.
You can quickly create charts that combine data from multiple sources to show high-level insights, and drill into the details of specific items.
The custom report builder documentation has detailed information about its capabilities.
Every value in the custom report editor is expressed in minQL, minware's domain-specific formula language for representing metrics.
Please see the minQL documentation for a full overview.