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Digital.ai Agility

5.7/10

Enterprise agile planning platform, formerly VersionOne, that links team-level software delivery work to program and portfolio planning in large organizations.

Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology

Overview

Digital.ai Agility is the agile planning product that came from CollabNet VersionOne. It became part of Digital.ai in 2020, when CollabNet VersionOne, XebiaLabs and Arxan merged. It is built for software organizations that run agile at scale, and it supports SAFe along with Lean and DevOps practices. Teams manage backlogs, sprints and nested Kanban boards with WIP limits and lead-time measures. Portfolio and PMO leaders use roadmaps, investment tracking and dependency views to tie delivery work to budgets and business outcomes. Built-in analytics include SAFe and DORA metrics and pre-configured dashboards, and Digital.ai now promotes AI-driven predictive insights. There are also tools for collecting and prioritizing ideas and feature requests. The integration marketplace has connectors for Atlassian Jira, Azure DevOps and other development tools. Digital.ai does not publish prices and asks buyers to contact sales. G2 lists Enterprise and Ultimate editions priced per user. The product is aimed at mid-size and large enterprises, not small teams. Its main limitation, according to reviewers on G2, TrustRadius, PeerSpot and Gartner, is a slow and busy interface. Reviewers describe sluggish response times, especially on items with attachments, and say new users struggle to find common features. Some also report that integrations and automated workflows are hard to set up.

Our Rating

5.7
out of 10
Analytics
7
Cost
4
Customization
7
Ease of Use
4
Integration
6
Scalability
8
Security
6
Support
5

Who Digital.ai Agility is best for

Good fit

  • It is built for scaled agile, SAFe and portfolio management in large organizations.

  • It provides backlogs, sprints, Kanban boards and DORA metrics for software delivery teams.

  • It includes idea and feature request prioritization, roadmaps and portfolio planning.

Less suited

  • Mid-Market
    6/10

    Vendor material targets midsize to large enterprises, but it may be heavy for smaller mid-market teams.

  • It is built for software organizations running agile at scale.

  • It is sold through sales only, focuses on the enterprise, and is complex for small teams.

  • There is no published self-serve pricing, and the tool is built for scaled agile programs.

  • It is an enterprise SAFe platform that is not aimed at small teams.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Supports SAFe and links team sprint work to program and portfolio planning in one system.
  • Nested Kanban boards include WIP limits and lead-time measurement.
  • Built-in analytics cover SAFe and DORA metrics with pre-configured dashboards.
  • The marketplace has ready-made connectors for Jira and Azure DevOps.
  • Reviewers praise how it brings test cases, defects and sprint boards together, and how it tracks effort.

Cons

  • Reviewers often describe slow performance, especially on stories with tests or documents attached.
  • Reviewers call the interface busy, and new users say common features are hard to find.
  • Prices are not published, so buyers must go through sales.
  • Some reviewers say third-party integrations and automated workflows are hard to set up.
  • Its G2 rating of about 3.7 out of 5 is below the rating of mainstream rivals such as Jira.

Key Features

App integrations
Timeline view
Task management
Workflow automation
Dashboards
Kanban boards
Collaboration tools
Reporting

Digital.ai Agility Pricing

Ultimate

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  • Pricing via sales
  • Higher edition listed on G2
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Enterprise

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  • Agile planning for teams and programs
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Frequently Asked Questions

Digital.ai does not publish pricing and directs buyers to sales. G2 lists Enterprise and Ultimate editions priced per user, but you should confirm current figures with Digital.ai.

Sources disagree. Project-management.com says a demo and a trial can be requested, while TrustRadius and G2 list no free trial. The official site offers a personalized demo.

Yes. It was formerly CollabNet VersionOne and was renamed after the 2020 merger that created Digital.ai.

Yes. Its integration marketplace includes connectors for Atlassian Jira and Azure DevOps, among others.

Yes. It supports the Scaled Agile Framework and reports SAFe and DORA metrics.

Slow response times, a cluttered interface that is hard for newcomers, and integrations and workflow automation that are difficult to set up.