You can now specify which role will be assigned to users who join Sleuth using SSO!

This feature is useful for controlling the default permissions that will be granted to new users accessing Sleuth for their first time via SSO. Hop on over to your Organization Settings to try it out!

Now, in addition to acting as an incident impact source, Jira (and Jira datacenter) can also be used as a metric impact source!

Sleuth's new Goals dashboard helps teams set, track, and achieve their goals!

Here's how it works:

• Sleuth automatically suggests efficiency goals based on teams' historical metrics.
• Teams can accept suggested goals or create their own.
• Sleuth automatically notifies teams in Slack as they begin to drift from the goals they’ve set.
• Sleuth keeps teams up to date on how they’re performing against their goals over time.

Check out our help doc or latest blog post to learn more, or jump on over to the Goals dashbaord to give it a try!

Sleuth now supports dark mode!

Dark mode aligns with your OS setting by default, and you can also turn it on or off manually from your user menu. Happy Sleuthing!

Sleuth now provides breakdowns by issue type and issue status for the issues your team is shipping!

The new Issue breakdowns chart, visible from the Project Metrics, Team Metrics, and Work in Progress dashboards, provides visibility into the status and type of any issues referenced by the PRs you have in focus on those dashboards. For Project Metrics and Team Metrics, this means you can see breakdowns for issues you've shipped, while Work-in-Progress now displays breakdowns for issues that you're about to ship!

The chart also provides a clickable drill-through to a detailed listing of those issues with links to their source records in your issue tracker. Check out this help doc for more!

Sleuth now provides detailed visibility into the specific deploys, PRs, commits, and issues that comprise the drift between any two environments!

Minimizing drift contributes positively to all four DORA metrics. With this latest improvement, Sleuth now not only quantifies drift in terms of deploys and time but also shows the specific changes that need to be resolved in order to bring two environments in sync. For more information, check out this help doc!

That's right, we've reimagined Sleuth's global navigation experience to make finding what you're looking for a breeze 🏝

This update includes:

• A new top-level global navigation bar for accessing any organization-wide views (like Organization Settings, User Settings, Search, and the org-wide Status, Trends, and Compare dashboards)
• A new context picker for bringing a particular Project or Team into focus
• A context-sensitive left-hand-navigation pane for browsing items that are specific to your selected Project or Team (displayed only when you have one in focus)
• A number of usability and scalability enhancements, like the new type-ahead search for selecting Projects, Teams, Code Deployments, and Impact Sources

Check out this help doc for more information.

1. Rotate your personal tokens in CircleCI (see CircleCI help doc)
2. Disable any existing CircleCI integrations from within Sleuth (see Sleuth help doc)
3. Add new CircleCI connections in Sleuth using your newly generated CircleCI tokens (see Sleuth help doc)

Following on our December release of Work in Progress, we've added even more features to make this dashboard even better!

This latest release includes:

1. The ability to subscribe to work in progress email digests 
2. The ability to filter and sort the work in progress listing by specific risk types
3. A slew of UI/UX improvements to bring your focus to what matters most

Check out the updated help doc and blog post for more info, and be sure to register for the Jan 19 webinar where we'll be talking to Torsten Sinnemann, Engineering Manager at Article, about why he loves Work in Progress for Sleuth!