IT status every two weeks means deciding on stale data.
360 view: progress by project, at-risk features, cost and epic Gantt.
Request a demo with your Azure DevOps →Ø3Executive portfolio view
If the board only sees IT status every two weeks, it decides with old data.
Progress by project, features at risk and cost against budget straight from Azure DevOps. Zero ETL, zero data warehouse.
A Blite specialist will reply with a date for the demo.
Illustrative interface
Ø1What Órbita answers
The questions from the executive meeting, answered today.
Current sprint
Where is the operation stuck right now?
Burndown, CFD, planning effectiveness and impediments for the current sprint, with drill-down on every card.
- Say-do ratio and scope creep per sprint
- Compare up to four sprints
Current sprint · Mobile app
Say-do ratio80%
Scope creep88%
21 unplanned items entered the sprint
Cost vs Budget
How much of this project's approved budget has been used? Today.
Actual hours consolidated against the budget set for each feature. No ETL, no parallel source of truth.
- Actual cost by project and by feature
- Alert before the budget runs over
Cost vs Budget
Mobile appBudget R$ 50,000 · 400h logged
on timeCustomer areaBudget R$ 50,000 · 400h logged
attentionNew customer areaBudget R$ 50,000 · 400h logged
at riskPortfolio
Which demands are at risk?
At-Risk Features shows what has a target date in the next fourteen days and is less than seventy percent done, with an epic Gantt for the long-term plan.
- Active, at-risk and completed features
- Epic Gantt and latest change requests
Portfolio · active features
On-time delivery80
At risk9
Master data integration3 US · target date in 10 days · 64%
at riskØ2Who it is for
What each leader sees day to day.
Cost, risk and deadlines without opening three spreadsheets.
Cost vs Budget, At-Risk Features, latest change requests and Feature Aging.
Schedule an Órbita demo →A good retrospective starts with data.
Burndown, CFD, Scope Change and Planning Effectiveness per sprint.
See Órbita with your team's data →Metrics on a poorly kept backlog measure nothing.
Maturity: orphan features, unestimated items and Maturity Score.
Measure your board's maturity →Bugs have a cost. It shows up in hours nobody accounts for.
Bugs by environment, active bugs and hours spent on fixes.
See the real cost of defects →An executive report shouldn't cost a week of analyst time.
Reads Azure DevOps on an agile template, with PDF export.
Automate executive reporting →Ø3Integration
Connected to the stack you already use.
Órbita connects via personal access token and stays available while Blite is operating with your team. No separate license.
Azure DevOpsfull coverage
Jiraon the roadmap
Trelloon request
Outrason request
Ø4How to get Órbita
Access starts when Blite starts operating with your team.
In Squads & Governance, Blite places engineers, tech leads, POs and SDMs inside your operation, with its own governance and biweekly reviews. Órbita is available on day one.
FAQFrequently asked questions
How to get Órbita in your operation
No standalone license, separate contract or SaaS plan. Órbita comes to your team with the Blite contract.
Is Órbita a product you sell?
Not separately. Órbita comes with the Blite contract and stays available while Blite is operating with your team.
Does it work with Jira or only Azure DevOps?
Today we fully cover Azure DevOps. Jira is on the roadmap for the second half of 2026.
How long until I see metrics?
The connection uses a personal access token, no ETL. The first metrics appear as soon as Azure DevOps access is granted.
Does my data leave my company?
Órbita reads data directly from Azure DevOps through the token your team grants, with no parallel data warehouse. Access ends with the contract.
Do you offer it to small teams?
Órbita comes with Blite contracts, from one squad to several workstreams. The first conversation shows whether it fits your case.
Blite inside the operation. Órbita inside the boardroom.
Órbita is available from the first day Blite operates alongside your team.
Request a demo with your Azure DevOps data →