What is an Execution Intelligence System?

A system that connects your delivery tools into one living picture of execution — so you can see what's really happening, decide what matters, and act before execution breaks. It's not a project management tool; it sits on top of the ones you already use.

How is Everview different from Jira, LinearB, or Jellyfish?

Those tools track work or report metrics. Everview understands how the work connects — people, dependencies, capacity, risk — on a live spatial canvas, and every insight traces back to the actual tickets, PRs, and conversations behind it.

How long does setup take?

Connect your tools in minutes. No data migration — Everview reads from and syncs with the systems you already use.

Access in Everview mirrors access in your source systems, per user. Every answer carries its evidence trail. Enterprise deployments can run fully air-gapped on your own infrastructure. SOC 2 and GDPR compliance are in progress.

Does Everview replace our existing tools?

No. Everview syncs two-way with 16+ tools including Jira, GitHub, Azure DevOps, and Linear. Your tools stay the system of record; Everview is the system of understanding.

Set a Team's Capacity and Workflow Preferences

Set a team's default issue type, per-member point cap, lead time target, and member allocation percentages in its Preferences section.

Open in Everview

A team's Preferences section, below its data source, sets defaults for new work and each member's share of the team's capacity.

Defaults for new work

Default Issue Type for New Tickets — the task type new tickets get automatically.
Default Sub-task Type for New Tickets — Jira and GitHub teams only.

Capacity and lead time

Max points per member — a slider over 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 points, the ceiling used for a member's single-sprint capacity.
Lead Time for Changes — a slider from 2 hours to 30 days, showing a DORA category pill: ELITE (under 24 hours), HIGH (under 7 days), MEDIUM (under 30 days), or LOW (30 days or more).

Member allocation

Under Members, use Add member to bring someone onto the team, then set their Contribution — 0, 20, 40, 60, 80, or 100% — to reflect how much of their capacity this team gets. Remove a member with the trash icon next to their row.

What to do about it

The bottom of the page shows how many boards the team is used in — a team can't be deleted while it's used in any board; the Delete Team button in the Danger Zone stays disabled until you remove it from all of them. See Capacity and Availability for how these per-team settings roll up into a sprint's overall capacity figure.