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When systems engineering teams manage requirements and compliance in Polarion ALM and development executes in Azure DevOps (TFS / VSTS), critical lifecycle links often weaken. Requirements are approved, but execution progress isn’t reflected upstream. Build validations happen, but compliance tracking lags. Reporting becomes fragmented, and release decisions lack a unified, verified view.
OpsHub Integration Manager (OIM) connects Polarion ALM and Azure DevOps with an automated, near real-time, bidirectional synchronization. It goes beyond basic field sync; links requirements, change requests, and test artifacts with Azure DevOps boards, bugs, features, and pipeline-driven updates, including comments, attachments, status transitions, and hierarchy.
The result: Product, quality, and DevOps teams operate from a single, continuously aligned lifecycle view from baseline approval to production release.
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Integration that fits your engineering workflow
No process changes. No disruption to governance or sprint workflows. Whether syncing hundreds of baselined requirements or millions of work items across programs, OpsHub supports complex hierarchies, custom work item types, and multi-project Polarion ALM-Azure DevOps environments without forcing rigid templates or workflow redesign.
Secure, scalable, zero-plugin setup
Configure everything in clicks, not code. Deploy and manage synchronization through an intuitive UI or API. No scripts, no invasive plugins inside Polarion or ADO. The integration remains stable through upgrades, requires no reinstallation, and automatically resumes from where it left off after interruptions.
The richest data sync experience
More than field mapping, preserve what drives engineering precision. Requirements, variants, change requests, work items, comments, attachments, trace links, relationships, and hierarchy stay intact across systems. Need advanced mappings or transformation logic? OpsHub handles it without complexity.
OpsHub Integration Manager, an enterprise-grade platform syncs Polarion ALM and Azure DevOps with full fidelity – not just fields, but the hierarchy, relationships, and compliance context that teams depend on to deliver with confidence.
Polarion → Azure DevOps: Requirements, baselines, change requests, risks, releases, and custom work items synchronized into Boards with relationship integrity intact.
Azure DevOps → Polarion: Work item states, development progress, commits, pull requests, build results, test execution updates, and defect information.
OpsHub Integration Manager works as an independent integration layer between Polarion ALM and Azure DevOps. It connects the two systems without embedding code inside them, so performance remains stable and upgrades stay unaffected.
It supports custom fields, requirement hierarchies, baselines, Azure DevOps boards, and multiple projects. The integration respects how each system works – structured requirement management in Polarion and flexible DevOps execution in Azure DevOps- without forcing teams to redesign their processes.
The outcome: What’s approved in Polarion ALM drives what’s built in Azure DevOps, with near real-time visibility into progress, controlled change propagation, and traceability that holds through every release.
How to integrate Polarion ALM and Azure DevOps using OIM
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Set up connection to Polarion 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
Requirements, test cases, and baselines live in Polarion ALM. Sprint planning, builds, and releases happen in Azure DevOps. Without a connection between the two, traceability stops at planning; requirement updates never reach development; build results never reach compliance teams, and reporting becomes a manual, error-prone exercise.
Cost
Rework, release delays, and audit exposure.
Goal
Maintain unbroken traceability from approved requirement baselines in Polarion through Azure DevOps Boards, Repos, and Pipelines – without slowing engineering down.
Outcome: Requirements stay connected to execution. Engineering moves at full velocity in Azure DevOps while Polarion reflects live development and validation status. From baseline approval to release readiness that is fully traceable with zero manual effort.
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