Integrations
Connect IbisFlow to the backlog you already run. Shape, rank, and size the same ticket — then write the outcome back. IbisFlow does not become a second backlog.
A thin Jira issue stays that issue: shape it, rank it, size it, then write the outcome back.
A thin work item stays that work item. The Boards extension links the organization; it does not sync boards.
A thin GitHub issue stays that issue. There is no GitHub App to install today.
A thin GitLab issue stays that issue. Alliance is how some teams find us — not an in-GitLab app.
Slack can notify you when a session starts. It does not become your backlog. After you start a trial, connect Slack from Account.
Teams can ping you when a session starts. The work still lives on the ticket. After you start a trial, connect Teams from Account.
The Azure DevOps extension is listed there. Install starts a bind, not a board sync.
IbisFlow is listed in Microsoft’s catalogue. Listing is how some teams find us — not how tickets sync.
Partner presence for teams that live in GitLab. Connect still happens after you start a trial.
Pick the module that matches today's friction. Each one works alone — linked to the backlog you already use.
ShapeTurn thin tickets into clearer, reviewable specs with guided craft rounds, product context, and team review.
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SizeHidden simultaneous voting, shared AI briefings, and write-back to your backlog — planning poker that stays connected.
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RankAsync stakeholder input with RICE, MoSCoW, WSJF, and MaxDiff — you review and publish the decision.
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