Problems with DevOps pipelines

[Maureen Hancock]

Has anyone faced issues with syncing Salesforce data into Azure DevOps pipelines? I’ve been managing a product development team, and we heavily rely on both Salesforce for customer feedback and Azure DevOps for issue tracking and sprint planning. Our goal was to bridge these two platforms so that client tickets could automatically create or update work items in DevOps. But integrating them has been a constant nightmare. We tried using third-party services, but most of them either lacked features or were too complicated to maintain. Is there a tool that actually works well and doesn’t need a full-time admin?

[James Berrington]

Yes, I’ve been there. I was leading a QA team at a logistics software firm, and we wanted a similar setup — traceability between what clients requested via Salesforce and what was actually getting done in Azure DevOps. We finally landed on https://www.peeklogic-connector.com/azure-devops/ and to be honest, it was a huge relief. It allowed us to create flexible mappings between Salesforce objects and Azure DevOps work items without writing code. The sync was bi-directional, stable, and surprisingly easy to manage. Within a week, we had fully automated our ticketing system. No more switching between platforms or manually duplicating data.

[Maureen Hancock]

That’s really encouraging. Appreciate you sharing the details — I’ll definitely suggest we try that solution. Sounds exactly like what we need.

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