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OpsHub Integration Manager
Automatically sync requirements, defects or issues, test cases, and work items in near real time, so teams stay aligned, updates flow without disruption, and quality never slips through the cracks.
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When Helix ALM and Azure DevOps operate separately, developers plan work items without the latest requirement details. Defects discovered in Helix ALM reach engineering late or without diagnostic context. Teams rely on meetings, spreadsheets, and manual updates to keep both systems aligned.
OpsHub Integration Manager (OIM) connects Helix ALM and Azure DevOps through near real-time bidirectional synchronization. Requirements remain consistent across systems, and defects automatically appear as Azure DevOps bugs with full defect details. Work items stay traceable from requirement through development to test result.
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Integration that fits your lifecycle processes
OpsHub connects Helix ALM and ADO systems without forcing teams to modify their existing workflows. Whether synchronizing hundreds of test artifacts or millions of lifecycle records across multiple projects, the integration adapts to enterprise scale and complexity.
Secure, scalable, zero-plugin setup
Configure everything in clicks, not code. Deploy and manage syncs through an intuitive UI or API. No scripts or admin-level installs are needed in Helix ALM or Azure DevOps. The integration doesn’t break during system upgrades, doesn’t require reinstallation or reconfiguration, and automatically resumes from where it left off once the system is back online.
The richest lifecycle synchronization available
OpsHub Integration Manager acts as a centralized integration hub that connects Helix ALM with Azure DevOps while maintaining the full lifecycle context across systems.
Helix ALM to Azure DevOps
Requirements, defects, and test cases from Helix ALM synchronize to Azure DevOps as work items along with attachments, comments, and relationships. Engineering teams receive complete requirements and testing context inside their development backlog.
Azure DevOps to Helix ALM
Azure DevOps work items such as user stories, tasks, bugs, requirements, and custom work item types synchronize back to Helix ALM. Development updates, status changes, and bug resolutions become visible to QA and product teams.
Unlike plugins, OpsHub runs externally using secure APIs. No performance hit, no admin risk, and no breakage during upgrades. It adapts to evolving processes, custom fields, and multiple Azure DevOps projects without forcing workflow compromises.
The outcome: Product managers understand how requirements progress through development. QA teams gain real-time visibility into bug fixes and feature delivery.
Engineering teams receive structured requirements and testing insights without leaving Azure DevOps.
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Set up connection to Helix ALM and Azure DevOps.
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Select projects and entities to be synchronized.
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Define the sync direction and map fields across both systems.
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Activate the sync and monitor real-time performance via OIM’s dashboard.
Problem statement
Development teams track work items in Azure DevOps while QA teams manage requirements and test cases in Helix ALM. When requirements change during development, those updates do not automatically reach the QA team. As a result, test cases may be created based on outdated requirements.
Goal
Synchronize requirements and updates between ADO and Helix ALM so development and QA teams always work from the latest requirement details.
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