Who owns the next task, and what is its status?
Task tools organize assignments and status.
PROJECT TOOLS SHOW STATUS. MYINTEGRATIONHUB SHOWS THE CONSEQUENCES.
Spot delays before the next milestone slips.
MyIntegrationHub connects specifications, tests, risks and planning data. See how dependencies, failed tests and schedule changes affect project progress and the next decision.
- Connect supported sources or capture data directly
- Create reviewable project artifacts from supported material
- Connect evidence, coverage and dependencies
- Understand calculated schedule, risk and readiness effects
- Prepare an explainable decision
Your task is done. Is the project ready?
What do the specification, tests, dependencies and schedule say about the next integration decision?
MyIntegrationHub connects the permitted evidence and calculated effects for review.
From project state to accountable action
What you can do directly in MyIntegrationHub
How early do you see that a project is drifting from plan? A governed project state helps you inspect causes, prioritize evidence and prepare the next decision before another status deck is rebuilt.
See risk and delay signals earlier
Project health, risk exposure and delay indicators show where attention is needed and which evidence supports the signal.
Learn moreCreate reports from the governed project state
Use the unified Report Center for Project, Technical Specification, Go-live/Handover and Test reports, plus readiness and decision outputs from versioned snapshots.
Learn morePresent the current status in the browser
Prepare permission-filtered Management, Partner or Team views in Automated Presentation Mode without transferring the project state into slides again.
Learn moreTrace relationships and missing evidence
Follow specifications, changes, tests, defects, risks and releases through their recorded relationships and source references.
Learn moreThe short answer
What does MyIntegrationHub do?
Task, documentation and test tools each answer part of the project question. MyIntegrationHub connects their evidence with specifications, risks, approvals, planning and releases so you can assess whether the project is ready for its next step.
Brings the important facts together
Partners, requirements, tests, risks, milestones and releases no longer have to be reviewed in separate lists.
Shows what is connected or still missing
The product shows which requirement has test evidence, which risk blocks a milestone and why a release still needs attention.
Keeps the decision with your team
Rules and optional AI can point out gaps or make proposals. Authorized people still review and approve the professional decision.
One connected project context
From partner and specification through changes, tests, risks and planning to release and go-live, information, dependencies and evidence remain connected.
The difference to individual tools
A task tool shows who should do the work. A document tool stores the source material. MyIntegrationHub shows whether the combined project evidence supports the next integration decision.
Complete on its own, connected when useful
Complete on its own — connected to existing tools when useful
Partners, specifications, changes, tests, risks, planning, readiness, releases, reports and decisions can all be captured and used directly in MyIntegrationHub. External systems are optional enrichments, not prerequisites.
Native project workflow
Partners, integrations, specifications, changes, tests, defects, risks, approvals, readiness, releases, deployments, rollbacks, traceability, evidence and governed AI provenance are available in the product itself.
Optional accelerators
Authorized provider connections can link selected existing source material, reduce duplicate maintenance and improve cross-tool evidence. Core product functions remain available without them.
Clear system authority
MyIntegrationHub remains authoritative for integration readiness and evidence. Connected tools can remain authoritative for their operational tasks, documents and team collaboration.
The complete path from requirement to go-live decision
The current product connects the main information needed to understand and control an integration project.
Portfolio and project control
Move from a multi-project overview into the evidence behind a specific project signal.
Learn moreChanges, use cases and traceability
Expose missing coverage and follow the relationship from requirement context to verification evidence.
Learn moreQuality, risk and readiness
Identify blockers before a go-live decision and inspect the contributing records.
Learn morePlanning through release and rollback
Compare plan and actual signals, preview deterministic scenarios and retain the release execution trail.
Learn moreKnowledge graph and governed intelligence
Review deterministic signals and AI-supported proposals with provenance, evidence and explicit adoption paths.
Learn moreReporting, presentations and governed exports
Prepare Management, Partner and Team views, browser-native presentations, readiness and decision reports, PDFs, versioned JSON and bounded export packages from one governed snapshot.
Learn moreIntegration project governance and audit
Control who can see or change each product area and distinguish user, deterministic, source-derived and AI-supported activity.
Learn moreWhat different project roles gain from the same information
Role-based scenarios focus on a real decision instead of adding another generic work queue.
Project lead
What changes when this activity finishes ten days later?
A current, explainable control view rather than a copied task list.
Integration lead
Which reviewed artifacts can we derive from this confirmed change context?
A reviewed chain from confirmed context to selected use cases and test cases.
Test and release lead
Which verified links and readiness signals are affected by this failed test?
A reviewable readiness basis before the authorized release decision.
Rules, evidence and AI stay distinguishable
The product uses one provenance and decision vocabulary across customer-facing signals.
Deterministic calculation
Documented rules calculate a result from structured inputs. The calculation basis remains inspectable.
AI-supported proposal
Only allowlisted task context is processed through the configured AI path and schema-validated before use.
Human decision
Authorized users review, edit, confirm or reject proposals. Professional approvals remain attributable to people.
Two different guidance paths
Product orientation and project setup remain separate
The optional Produktratgeber explains the product. The rule-based Projekt-Assistent helps configure an integration project. Both remain distinct from the public Product Assistant on the website.
Produktratgeber
Answers product questions from curated product knowledge and suggests safe next product areas. It does not automatically load integration project records.
Project-aware guidance is a separately governed mode with explicit permissions.Projekt-Assistent
Builds a setup path from selected goals and source types and presents at most three safe next actions.
Setup sufficiency is neither project progress nor a project-quality score.