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HCL DevOps Plan is a low-code change management software application for comprehensive change tracking and issue management with custom workflow automation.

DevOps Plan is a comprehensive change tracking system for software development environments.

Setting up, managing, and working in a change-request environment involves three roles: users, administrators, and schema developers.

Users can manage the change request environment from the application. Administrators configure and manage that environment by using various administration tools.

You can explore different ways to visualize and manage your tasks and events with DevOps Plan.

Charts are essential tools for visualizing data and managing projects. You can use Gantt and timeline charts for project management based on availability in different schemas.

Process Metrics is the analytical tool used to measure and evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of various processes within an organization. They provide insights into process performance and help identify areas for improvement, ensuring that tasks are completed in a timely and efficient manner.

You can generate AI-powered summaries and detailed reports of work items using ChatGPT integration. Learn how to access these features to produce insightful documentation tailored to your workflow.

You can use the Export to JSON feature to export detailed information related to a record into a JSON format.

You can now use the Subscribe toggle-button in a work item to subscribe yourself in one-click.

You can take actions to ensure that your installation is secure, customize your security settings, and set up user access controls. You can also ensure that you know about any security limitations that you might encounter with this application.

DevOps Plan requires a PostGreSQL database to create TeamSpace and Applications.

This quick start guide shows you how to deploy DevOps Plan Helm Chart.

This quick start guide shows you how to install and configure DevOps Plan Design Tools.

Charts are essential tools for visualizing data and managing projects. You can use Gantt and timeline charts for project management based on availability in different schemas.

Users can use Approvals to view and manage approval requests that are either pending or completed using the Pending Requests and Completed Requests tabs.

Enable the Artificial Intelligence (AI) integration and configure the member access to use the AI integration and work with any of the prompts in DevOps Plan.

The Configuration > Import feature allows teamspace admins or userdb super-users to add data to the DevOps Plan application. There are two primary methods for bulk data import: using sample data and uploading a zip file.

You can create a capacity plan by using the Capacity Planning feature to allocate resources efficiently and manage their capacity.

By cloning existing records you can create an exact copy of an existing record. This ability is useful when you have to create similar records frequently, ensuring consistency and saving time.

This topic provides an overview of the tasks typically performed by a schema developer.

The DevOps Plan Designer includes several different windows, or views, that you will use to perform your schema development tasks.

This topic explains the concept of a DevOps Plan schema.

To modify how change requests are handled, you need to use the Designer to customize the records and fields of a schema.

This topic explains the concept of using schemas and packages in DevOps Plan.

This topic explains the concepts of DevOps Plan packages and integrations.

You can use the DevOps Plan TestManagement and Requests feature to create and track test plans and add approval processes to the record.

This topic describes the privileges that are available for DevOps Plan users and user groups.

You must create a record form for each record type in your schema. You can also define a submit form for each record type.

This topic provides an overview of the process to create a security model.

This topic provides guidelines for using hooks to implement your workflow.

When multiple users attempt to simultaneously update a record, the database locking model ensures that the update from each user succeeds as a unit, but each update overwrites the previous update.

The Designer provides many ways to customize the underlying schema and functionality that the DevOps Plan accesses.

This topic provides a description of the supported DevOps Plan email features.

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.

DevOps Plan includes AI integration to help you automate various tasks.

The DevOps Plan Model Context Protocol (MCP) server connects your DevOps Plan with AI-powered development environments and agents.

As an administrator, you can add a software configuration management (SCM) application that provides tracking and controlling changes in the software.

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.

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.

The Personal Access Token is required to authenticate to the DevOps Plan REST API. You can use Personal Access Tokens to connect the DevOps Plan REST API to its various REST endpoints.

The base URL to access the REST APIs with the DevOps Plan application is https://<plan-server-url>/ccmweb/rest and with the DevOps Loop application is https://<plan-server-url>/plan/ccmweb/rest.

A Record Type describes the structure (metadata) of a Record and is designed by the DevOps Plan Designer.

You can use the DevOps Plan REST API to Create, Delete, and Retrieve records.

You can use the DevOps Plan REST API to manage queries and result sets.

Troubleshooting for various restrictions and known issues when using the DevOps Plan REST API.