Always-Current Context
Every report pulls from the live engineering graph — not last month's export, not a manually updated spreadsheet. When the system changes, the reports change with it.
Today, every leader builds their own picture from different tools. DevGrid gives each role the same truth — tuned to the decisions they actually make.
Technology executives check one dashboard. Engineering managers check another. Risk pulls from the GRC tool. Engineers look at GitHub and Jira. Nobody sees the same picture — and every leadership meeting starts with 30 minutes of arguing over whose data is right.
Here's how DevGrid fixes that
Every report pulls from the live engineering graph — not last month's export, not a manually updated spreadsheet. When the system changes, the reports change with it.
Every role sees data from the same living graph — scoped, filtered, and narrated for the decisions they actually make. No separate reports stitched from separate tools.
Generate plain-language summaries linked directly to the underlying service, risk, and delivery data.
Deliver reports weekly, sprint-end, or event-triggered to Slack, email, or dashboard destinations.
Every leader used to build their own version of reality. Now they all look at the same graph — and see exactly what they need to act.
Sees: Portfolio health, risk exposure, and investment-to-outcome trends across the organization.
Decides: Where to allocate budget, set strategic priorities, and rebalance engineering investment.
Sees: Delivery flow, reliability trends, and cross-team dependency bottlenecks.
Decides: Which initiatives need intervention, staffing shifts, or scope changes this quarter.
Sees: Control posture, vulnerability trends, ownership gaps, and emerging service risk concentrations.
Decides: Where to escalate remediation, enforce policy, and reduce audit or incident exposure.
Sees: Change risk, dependency impact, and open vulnerabilities — surfaced in the flow of work, not in another dashboard.
Decides: What to fix next, with full context on blast radius and downstream impact.