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Salesforce captures customer-facing activities while Jira manages engineering execution. Integrating the systems reduces manual handoffs and improves transparency across teams. This guide covers architectural considerations, mapping strategies, and integration best practices.
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Integrate IBM DOORS Next Generation (DOORS NG) with Azure DevOps (ADO) using a live, secure, bidirectional, and no-code integration to streamline requirements management and engineering collaboration. Software requirements and system requirements created in DOORS NG seamlessly sync to Azure DevOps, preserving rich text formatting like bullet lists and inline image. Requirement links, IDs, and status updates sync live for end-to-end visibility and complete context across both systems.
OpsHub Integration Manager eliminates manual duplication, keeps requirement data aligned accurately, and maintains end-to-end traceability between DOORS NG and Azure DevOps. It helps systems engineering and development teams stay connected with real-time updates, improving collaboration, reporting, and decision-making across the product lifecycle.
00:00 How to create a Software Requirement
00:26 How to create a System Requirement
00:40 How to auto-sync requirements to Azure DevOps
01:23 Verifying synced requirements and preserved context, and traceability
02:13 How to sync status updates bidirectionally from Azure DevOps to IBM DOORS NG
02:42 Conclusion
In IBM DOORS Next Generation, we begin by creating a software requirement (00:03). Next, we update it with a formatted bullet list and set the software requirement priority to high (00:10). An inline image is also added (00:17). We then create a system requirement and add the details just as we did earlier (00:26). To meet the sync criteria, we set this priority to high as well (00:32). Now, we update the information in the system requirement, demonstrating how OpsHub Integration Manager syncs updates live between DOORS NG and Azure DevOps (00:40). We then open the software requirement in DOORS NG and update its title and formatted content (00:49). Next, we create a link between the software and system requirements in DOORS NG (00:59). OpsHub Integration Manager runs in the background, fetching data from IBM DOORS Next Generation and automatically syncing it to Azure DevOps with no coding or manual effort required (01:05). In Azure DevOps, both the system and software requirements have now synced successfully (01:14). Under the system requirement, we can see the updated description reflected in Azure DevOps, along with the DOORS system requirement ID and URL, providing direct visibility between the two systems (01:23). Since the status remained unchanged in DOORS NG, it still appears as new. We now change it to active (01:32). As defined in OpsHub Integration Manager, this status update bidirectionally syncs back to DOORS NG as playback, and the link created with the software requirement is also preserved during sync (01:41). Now, let’s take a look at the software requirement. The rich text added in DOORS NG is reflected in Azure DevOps, preserving both formatting and the inline image (01:58). The link created between the requirements is also preserved (02:07). The DOORS software requirement ID and URL are populated as well, enabling direct access from Azure DevOps without switching tools (02:13). Next, we update the software requirement status to active (02:22). We then return to DOORS NG to verify the updated status sync. In the system requirement, the status has changed to playback after the successful two-way sync, and similarly, the software requirement status also updates to playback to reflect the change (02:30). That completes the demo. Thanks for watching (02:42).
