In version 5.7 of Kanbanize, we introduced SAML 2.0 Single Sign-On integration. This is a great way for companies to centralize user management. However, this raises a sensible question – what happens with user provisioning in Kanbanize when you integrate the platform with your Identity Provider? SAML integration effectively outsources part of the user provisioning […]
So far we have covered the general steps needed to set up a SAML integration between Kanbanize and an Identity Provider (IdP). We also have a step-by-step tutorial for users of Azure AD and a guide for clients of OneLogin. The next paragraphs will demonstrate how you can set up an integration between Kanbanize and Okta: […]
Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is a technology that can help you leave all problems connected to remembering passwords in the past and log in all of your digital tools with a single sign-on. In order to do so, you need to configure SAML 2.0 Identity Provider. In a previous post, we described the general steps […]
Remembering passwords can prove to be a difficult task when you are using a large number of tools that require you to sign-in every time. Thankfully, with the help of the SAML technology, you can minimize the time you spend on trying to recover your password in Kanbanize. In a previous post, we described the […]
Dear Kanbanizers, We have just released our GitLab integration. Below are some details about the integration itself. Abilities: 1. Track commits as comments in a corresponding Kanban card. (Only commit and push events are tracked.) 2. Track GitLab project issues as cards in a Kanbanize board The integration is in one direction only – from […]
It is easy to forget that, in a second, what we have built and what we aim for may literally crumble beneath our feet. Disasters, natural and man-made, occur every day across the globe and the damage they end up causing is not simply material. The majority of people do not know how to react […]
Creating subtasks for each larger task described in a card is а great way to break down more significant tasks in your roadmap and monitor their progress. However, the creation of subtasks and tracking of subtask status require time and attention from you and your team. You must often manually manage the consequences of their completion and the […]
Having an effective and efficient project management system in place is important for any company in the business of creating something new and useful. Software development, in particular, is a complex undertaking. There are innumerable steps, multiple project members and a potentially endless set of features at play. With so many moving parts, it’s important […]
What are predecessor & successor relationships between cards? Before we explain why this feature can come in handy when crafting specific relationships between the cards on your Kanban board, let’s define what we had in mind when we created the possibility of linking cards in the predecessor/successor hierarchy. This form of linking, unlike the familiar […]
How can the Card Count runtime policy improve your efficiency? After introducing the WIP limit runtime policies for reached and exceeded work in progress in our last release, it was only natural that our new features include yet another automation policy geared toward making the automation experience more flexible. WIP limit policies assume that the number […]