AdaptiveWork Go Sync

The seamless integration between AdaptiveWork One and AdaptiveWork Go gives agile teams the freedom to work the way they work best, while effortlessly increasing visibility into their progress, in real-time, from AdaptiveWork One.

About This App

The sync between AdaptiveWork One and AdaptiveWork Go converts data from AdaptiveWork Go fields into AdaptiveWork One standard fields. This app makes it easy to:

  • Streamline the project intake and prioritization process. New projects and tasks can be initiated directly from AdaptiveWork Go or they can be triggered as part of an existing AdaptiveWork One intake processes to unify project review and prioritization.
  • Evaluate resources across a portfolio of work. Convert AdaptiveWork Go assignees into AdaptiveWork One resources and sync Task assignments and dates.
  • View work progress across a portfolio. Once AdaptiveWork Go workspaces are synced with AdaptiveWork One, all project data is immediately available as a AdaptiveWork One project and can be included in any dashboard or report.

 

Version History

VersionDateDétails
20206034-Jun-2020Allows new Tasks in a synced AdaptiveWork One Project to be synced to AdaptiveWork Go. Work Policy for synced AdaptiveWork One Task will be set to ‘Fixed Duration’.
20204058-Apr-2020The values from “AdaptiveWork Go Estimate Effort”, “AdaptiveWork Go Actual Effort” and “AdaptiveWork Go Remaining Effort” in AdaptiveWork One will be populated from AdaptiveWork Go. However, the values will not be transferred to “Work”, “Actual Effort” and “Remaining Effort” anymore. Reports in the app have been modified to reflect the changes. Where the transfer to those fields are necessary, you can create workflow rules in AdaptiveWork One. Samples of the workflow rule will be available in our Success site.
202032525-Mar-2020Disabling “Actual Effort from Timesheet” for Task synced with AdaptiveWork Go.
Updating fields in AdaptiveWork One for items newly created from AdaptiveWork Go.
202031717-Mar-2020Name change only

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