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You can integrate DevOps Plan with other software by adding packages to existing schema.
Integrating with other products
You can integrate DevOps Plan with other software by adding packages to existing schema.
About integration packages, configuration, and testing
New teamspaces created within DevOps Plan uses Unicode as the database codepage. However, imported connections adheres to the database codepage configuration of its original setup. If you add additional record types after adding a package, you can enable the package functionality for those record types using the Designer.
DevOps Plan integration packages
An integration package integrates an external product with DevOps Plan. Following is a summary of the DevOps Plan integration packages.
Aha! integration with DevOps Plan (bidirectional)
Aha! is a comprehensive product management software that empowers teams to build and market products customers want, by providing robust tools for strategic planning, roadmapping, and collaboration. The integration between Aha! and DevOps Plan is designed to streamline the management of the records. The bidirectional synchronization ensures that the items (defined in the mapping configuration) created in Aha! are automatically reflected in DevOps Plan and vice versa, enhancing visibility and coordination across platforms.

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Integrating
You can integrate DevOps Plan with other software by adding packages to existing schema.
- Integrating with other products
  You can integrate DevOps Plan with other software by adding packages to existing schema.
  - About integration packages, configuration, and testing
    New teamspaces created within DevOps Plan uses Unicode as the database codepage. However, imported connections adheres to the database codepage configuration of its original setup. If you add additional record types after adding a package, you can enable the package functionality for those record types using the Designer.
    - DevOps Plan integration packages
      An integration package integrates an external product with DevOps Plan. Following is a summary of the DevOps Plan integration packages.
      - Adding a SCM integration package
        As an administrator, you can add a software configuration management (SCM) application that provides tracking and controlling changes in the software.
      - Webhooks integration package
        Webhooks serve as a communication mechanism between systems. A webhook subscribes to DevOps Plan and waits. When events are triggered, DevOps Plan sends information out to the subscriber.
      - Artificial Intelligence integration
        DevOps Plan includes AI integration to help you automate various tasks.
      - Aha! integration with DevOps Plan (bidirectional)
        Aha! is a comprehensive product management software that empowers teams to build and market products customers want, by providing robust tools for strategic planning, roadmapping, and collaboration. The integration between Aha! and DevOps Plan is designed to streamline the management of the records. The bidirectional synchronization ensures that the items (defined in the mapping configuration) created in Aha! are automatically reflected in DevOps Plan and vice versa, enhancing visibility and coordination across platforms.
        Configuration in Aha!
        Configuration in DevOps Plan
        Limitations with Aha! and DevOps Plan integration
    - Enabling record types for integrations
      Some packages enable existing record types in a schema. When you install these packages, you can select the record types to enable for the package. If you add a new record type after adding the package, you can use the Designer to enable the new record type with the package functionality.
    - Applying package upgrades
      You might need to upgrade your integration packages when there are changes in DevOps Plan or the integration packages.
    - Testing integrations
      To avoid problems with your database, you should add integration packages in a test environment before modifying your production environment.
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Aha! integration with DevOps Plan (bidirectional)

Aha! is a comprehensive product management software that empowers teams to build and market products customers want, by providing robust tools for strategic planning, roadmapping, and collaboration. The integration between Aha! and DevOps Plan is designed to streamline the management of the records. The bidirectional synchronization ensures that the items (defined in the mapping configuration) created in Aha! are automatically reflected in DevOps Plan and vice versa, enhancing visibility and coordination across platforms.

In DevOps Plan 3.0.4 release, this integration is supported only for Agile and FullSafe business flows.

To perform a bidirectional Aha! integration with DevOps Plan:

You need to enable the Mapping package for the integration to work in existing applications. For new Agile or FullSafe applications, it is enabled by default. For existing applications, you must set up a group called MappingConfigAdmins. Only users in this group can create the Mapping configuration.
In the DevOps Plan application, configure the record mappings. This mapping is essential because it establishes the connection between Aha! and DevOps Plan, ensuring that the two systems can communicate and synchronize data effectively. For more details, see the Configuration in DevOps Plan topic.
In the Aha! application, configure the webhook URL and then, create a record. Subsequently, review the log messages for any errors. If you find errors, resolve them. Ensure that the error resolution process includes checking for common issues such as incorrect field mappings, authentication failures, or network connectivity problems. For more details, see the Configuration in Aha! topic.

Thereafter, navigate to the DevOps Plan application. Utilize the query functionality to verify that the created records are created or listed. Confirm that the synchronization process has successfully transferred all relevant data attributes, including status, priority, and assignee information. Additionally, validate that the timestamps and unique identifiers match between the Aha! application and the DevOps Plan application to ensure data integrity.