Tool Integration Use Cases

Kovair OmnibusX is an integration and migration platform that comes with a diverse set of pre-built tool connectors better known as adapters. These permit the seamless unidirectional or bi-directional data synchronization between the various supported work items

The integration of Jira with Rally Software helps enterprises achieve seamless collaboration among the product management, development, and Quality Assurance (QA) teams in the ecosystem. With this kind of visibility, the coordination between the teams becomes easier and product delivery process becomes seamless.

The Kovair Omnibus helps solve such challenges by establishing bi-directional integration between Micro Focus Octane and Azure DevOps. It ensures that the Development and QA teams are on the same page when it comes to delivery timelines and has complete visibility into each other’s tasks

Kovair Omnibus integrates Jira and Azure DevOps bidirectionally. The developers using Jira will have clear visibility into the exact feature requirements and real-time access to any changes/enhancements made to the requirements. On the other hand, Azure DevOps users will have complete view of development of a requirement that is progressing.

Kovair Omnibus platform connects the dots between Jile and ServiceNow bidirectionally. It syncs key artifacts like Incidents, Change Requests, Enhancements with Work Items, Stories, Features under different programs or themes as per business requirements in Jile

The Kovair Omnibus helps solve such challenges by establishing bi-directional integration between ServiceNow and Micro Focus ALM. Development teams will have clear visibility into the quality parameters and test results. On the other hand, the QA team members will have real-time visibility into the codes being written and have the full context of the development.

It has often been observed that different teams need to share issues, however, the specifics of what they need to know are different. The Kovair Omnibus helps solve such challenges by establishing bi-directional integration between IBM DOORS Next Generation and Enterprise Architect, thus diminishing collaboration barriers between development and requirement management teams

With Kovair Omnibus, auto sync Requirements from IBM DOORS Next Generation (RDNG) with Jira for a unified communication between Development, Product Management and Operation teams. It has often been observed that different teams need to share issues, however, the specifics of what they need to know are different. Therefore, to bring them on the same page without duplication or loss of information is a big challenge.

The integration of Jira with GitHub and Jenkins ensures that the project management team is in complete control over the codes being committed in the GitHub repository. It also offers complete traceability for all work items in Jira making it easier for enterprises to fulfill compliance requirements

Jile and Salesforce Integration Overview Kovair Omnibus integrates JILE and Salesforce bidirectionally allowing seamless synchronization of entities such as Accounts, Cases and Tickets. All items along with their attachments and relationships get synchronized in a real-time manner. This ensures that all collaborators can see the same data in the ecosystem, irrespective of the application they […]

Jile and Remedy Integration Overview Kovair Omnibus integrates Jile and Remedy bidirectionally allowing seamless synchronization of data which includes attributes of artifacts, attachments, and work logs. All items along with their attachments and relationships get synchronized in a real-time manner. This ensures that all collaborators can see the same data in the ecosystem, irrespective of […]

Jile and Jira Service Desk Integration Overview Kovair Omnibus integrates JILE and Jira Service Desk bidirectionally allowing seamless synchronization of entities such as Problems, Incidents and Change Requests. All items along with their attachments and relationships get synchronized in a real-time manner. This ensures that all collaborators can see the same data in the ecosystem, […]