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ZENHUB OVERVIEW

Where developers and product owners collaborate

Bring product teams and developers together with everything your team needs to plan, track, and report on software projects.

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ZENHUB features

Your software team’s single source of truth

Zenhub allows you to keep project tracking and reporting where it belongs — close to code.

Zenhub’s boards give teams a high-level view of all Issues currently being worked on and their current status.

Issues and Epics

Group related Issues into Epics. Create developer and non-dev Issues. Add Issue story point estimates.

Updates from GitHub

Issues on Zenhub boards are always up-to-date with real-time data from GitHub.

Multiple repos, one board

Connect multiple private or public GitHub repos to a single board.

Customizable pipelines and views

Customize your team’s workflow. Filter boards by labels, Epics, sprints, and more.
Planning Poker allows teams to crowd-source story point estimations and draw conclusions on final estimates.

Estimate asynchronously

Enable your team to provide story point estimates on their own time.

Eliminate bias

Team members can provide estimates privately, reducing bias and giving everyone an equal voice.

Reduce meetings

When you use planning poker, you only need to meet on inconclusive Issue estimates.

More accurate velocity

More input on story point estimates results in more accurate velocity reporting.
Sprint planning allows teams to set up recurring sprint schedules and automated sprint building.

Set it and forget it

Set an automated, regularly occurring sprint cadence that works for your team.

Move unfinished Issues

Auto-populate new sprints with unfinished Issues from your previous sprint.

Auto-build your next sprint

Enable Zenhub to auto-generate new sprints using your prioritized backlog and calculated velocity.

Get velocity reports

Using Sprints enables Zenhub Velocity Reports, an easy way to conceptualize team capacity.
Workflow automation allows teams to connect the flow of Issues from one board to another.

Automate hand-offs

Automate Issue movement from one board to another when work is ready to be passed on.

Get full context

Leverage a single Issue across multiple boards to view the full history of the work.

Enable cross-collaboration

Share Issues with other teams while working in your team’s own custom Kanban board.

Reduce board clutter

Creating new boards and connecting them reduces clutter on a single board.
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Roadmaps give a visual timeline of all work currently flight at once.

Timeline views

Get a timeline view of all of your team’s Epics  and Projects in progress all at once.

Manage project risks

See what projects are at risk of missing deadlines and which ones are on track.

Project & portfolio views

Toggle between individual workspace roadmaps and an organization-wide roadmap.

Stakeholder visibility

Give stakeholders high-level views of work happening inside and outside GitHub.
Reports and Insights give you views into your team’s performance over time and recommendations on improvements.

GitHub Insights

Compare your team to top-performing GitHub repos. Get recommendations for improvements.

Velocity reports

Gain insight into your team’s average capacity to plan realistic future workloads.

Burndown Charts & Release Reports

See how consistently the team completes Issues over sprints and where they get stuck.

Cumulative flow & control chart

See how work flows across pipelines and identify where bottlenecks are occuring.
Boards
Zenhub’s boards give teams a high-level view of all Issues currently being worked on and their current status.

Issues and Epics

Group related Issues into Epics. Create developer and non-dev Issues. Add Issue story point estimates.

Updates from GitHub

Issues on Zenhub boards are always up-to-date with real-time data from GitHub.

Multiple repos, one board

Connect multiple private or public GitHub repos to a single board.

Customizable pipelines and views

Customize your team’s workflow. Filter boards by labels, Epics, sprints, and more.
Planning Poker
Planning Poker allows teams to crowd-source story point estimations and draw conclusions on final estimates.

Estimate asynchronously

Enable your team to provide story point estimates on their own time.

Eliminate bias

Team members can provide estimates privately, reducing bias and giving everyone an equal voice.

Reduce meetings

When you use planning poker, you only need to meet on inconclusive Issue estimates.

More accurate velocity

More input on story point estimates results in more accurate velocity reporting.
Sprints
Sprint planning allows teams to set up recurring sprint schedules and automated sprint building.

Set it and forget it

Set an automated, regularly occurring sprint cadence that works for your team.

Move unfinished Issues

Auto-populate new sprints with unfinished Issues from your previous sprint.

Auto-build your next sprint

Enable Zenhub to auto-generate new sprints using your prioritized backlog and calculated velocity.

Get velocity reports

Using Sprints enables Zenhub Velocity Reports, an easy way to conceptualize team capacity.
Workflows
Workflow automation allows teams to connect the flow of Issues from one board to another.

Automate hand-offs

Automate Issue movement from one board to another when work is ready to be passed on.

Get full context

Leverage a single Issue across multiple boards to view the full history of the work.

Enable cross-collaboration

Share Issues with other teams while working in your team’s own custom Kanban board.

Reduce board clutter

Creating new boards and connecting them reduces clutter on a single board.
Learn more
Roadmaps
Roadmaps give a visual timeline of all work currently flight at once.

Timeline views

Get a timeline view of all of your team’s Epics  and Projects in progress all at once.

Manage project risks

See what projects are at risk of missing deadlines and which ones are on track.

Project & portfolio views

Toggle between individual workspace roadmaps and an organization-wide roadmap.

Stakeholder visibility

Give stakeholders high-level views of work happening inside and outside GitHub.
Reports & Insights
Reports and Insights give you views into your team’s performance over time and recommendations on improvements.

GitHub Insights

Compare your team to top-performing GitHub repos. Get recommendations for improvements.

Velocity reports

Gain insight into your team’s average capacity to plan realistic future workloads.

Burndown Charts & Release Reports

See how consistently the team completes Issues over sprints and where they get stuck.

Cumulative flow & control chart

See how work flows across pipelines and identify where bottlenecks are occuring.
ZENHUB VIDEOS

Watch Zenhub in action

Watch mini demos of some of our most popular features below.

Zenhub Sprints

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Zenhub Extension for GitHub

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Zenhub Workflow automation

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Customer story

See how Dapper Labs simplified their agile processes and got alignment with Zenhub

Bob Wei

Engineering Manager at Dapper Labs
Zenhub clears out a lot of things that are ultimately extraneous, simplifies the flow of information, and ensures that everyone is drawing on a single source of truth."
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See how agile teams move faster together in Zenhub

Agile, simplified.

Adopt, simplify, streamline, and report on agile processes will all the tools you need built-in.

Breaks down siloes

Enable efficient  cross-collaboration between devs, non-technical teams, and partners.

Built for GitHub

Projects stay up-to-date and in-sync with data derived from GitHub.
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Frequently asked questions

How secure is my data in Zenhub?

We take security very seriously and commit to doing everything in our power to keep your data safe and private. We use industry-standard encryption and integrate with GitHub's own Open Authentication (OAUTH) system. At no point do we have access to your GitHub credentials, and at no point do we ever read any of your code, your branches, or the contents of your issues or Pull Requests. Please refer to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for more details.Early in 2022, we announced Service Organization Control 2 (SOC 2) Type I compliance. A few months later, we’re pleased to announce that Zenhub has received its SOC 2 Type II certification. A SOC 2 certification audits how a cloud-based service provider handles sensitive information. Considered the gold standard for security compliance, SOC 2 audits are conducted by an independent third party who is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or CPA firm, and use the criteria outlined by the AICPA. SOC 2 Type I assesses the design of controls and security processes at a point in time. SOC 2 Type II validates the efficacy of these controls by monitoring them in operation for three to six months and note any exceptions.Achieving SOC 2 Type I accreditation, which Zenhub achieved in April 2022, means that our infrastructure, development practices, and management processes meet (or exceed) required levels of oversight and monitoring and that we can detect and address issues quickly and reliably. In July 2022, Zenhub achieved SOC 2 Type II, with zero exceptions, which further validated our controls and security framework, attesting to our operational effectiveness in responding to system vulnerabilities.Learn more about Zenhub’s commitment to privacy and security in this video.

Do I need a GitHub account to use Zenhub?

You don’t need a GitHub account to use Zenhub. However, currently you can only get access to all of Zenhub’s features when you connect Zenhub with a GitHub account. Those who don’t connect with GitHub can still use some of Zenhub’s features, such as viewing high-level roadmaps, tracking the progress of epics and projects in their organization, or creating and using Zenhub Issues. Signing up for Zehub without a GitHub account is ideal for non-technical team members who still want some visibility into the software development process. We’re continuously working towards bringing more of our most loved features to non-GitHub users. Stay tuned!

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