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Platform and migration

Measuring delivery without turning it into surveillance.

DX is a developer intelligence platform, now part of Atlassian, that measures developer experience and delivery performance across an engineering organization. Our work is connecting delivery measurement to the portfolio, and deciding what the data is used for.

DX measures developer experience and delivery performance. The governance question is what the data is used for, and that is decided before the first dashboard.

What it is

DX is a developer intelligence platform, now part of Atlassian, that measures developer experience and delivery performance across an engineering organization.

It is for organizations that want an honest read on delivery and are willing to answer, in advance, what happens to the numbers.

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What it does

It measures experience, not only output

Which is the distinction that decides whether teams trust it.

It reports across the organization

Useful at the portfolio level, and therefore governed at the portfolio level.

Where it fits

L2, platform and migration, feeding L3. Measurement of delivery is an input to portfolio governance. It only produces a trustworthy figure if the delivery data underneath it is consistent, which is the same prerequisite every roll-up has.

Where it earns its place

An organization arguing about delivery capacity

A measured baseline changes the conversation, provided everyone agreed in advance what it means.

A leadership team funding platform work

Developer experience is easiest to fund when its cost is visible.

Proof

World Class Software Development Finalist, 2024-2025

World Class Software Development Finalist, 2024-2025

Atlassian Partner Awards, 2024-2025

Questions we get

Will engineers accept being measured?
Only if the purpose is stated first and holds. Measurement used for evaluation stops being accurate almost immediately.
Is this part of the Atlassian estate?
It is an Atlassian product with its own platform. Its own page is the definitive one.

Find out what you are actually running.

Fixed scope. The assessment reads the estate as it is: instances, schemes, licensing, and the decisions a migration would force you to make anyway. You get the findings, the ownership gaps, and the order to close them in.