ScopeCone Roadmaps for Azure DevOps

Forecast delivery, manage Kanban flow, and run capacity-led roadmaps directly in Azure Boards.

ScopeCone Roadmaps brings capacity-led roadmapping and Kanban focus directly into Azure Boards. Product and delivery teams can explore "what-if" scenarios, tag work with discovery stages (Idea → Business Requirements → Design → Technical Plan), and keep their roadmap promises without leaving Azure DevOps.

Key Features

• Capacity-led roadmaps – visualize multiple initiatives on a shared timeline that reflects actual team capacity, not arbitrary dates
• Scenario simulations – explore best/likely/worst outcomes using ScopeCone's forecasting models without exporting data
• Discovery stage tracking – color-coded ScopeCone tags show whether an item is still an idea, in requirements, design, or technically planned, so uncertainty is obvious on every board

Features

Discovery stage tracking

Start by assigning uncertainty levels during discovery using Kanban. Color-coded tags show whether an item is still an idea, in requirements, design, or technically planned, so uncertainty is obvious on every board. See estimation confidence evolve as work progresses through discovery stages.

Capacity-led roadmaps

Create roadmaps that categorize projects into customer-facing and technical initiatives. Visualize multiple initiatives on a shared timeline that reflects actual team capacity, not arbitrary dates. Build portfolio roadmaps that stay in sync with Boards—drag initiatives, visualize delivery windows, and track dependencies from the same work items you already use.

Fine-tune capacity planning with detailed overrides. Adjust team size, mark unavailable items, and set allocation percentages to model realistic delivery scenarios and account for team availability.

Analyze delivery scenarios and explore different outcomes using ScopeCone's forecasting models. View projects categorized by capacity status (committed, targeted, over capacity) to understand which initiatives are on track and which need attention. Answer "what ships if we hire another squad?" or "what slips if design loses a sprint?" before committing to dates.

Native Azure DevOps integration

• All work item data stays in Azure DevOps – roadmap configurations, work items, and tags never leave your organization. We don't send work item data to our servers.
• Works with existing boards – uses native work items, tags, and board views you're already using

For complete security and data handling details, see our Security Statement.

Ready to forecast delivery with confidence? Start your free 30-day trial →

Permissions

ScopeCone Roadmaps requires the following Azure DevOps permissions:

• Work items (read/write) – to read work items, apply discovery stage tags, and manage roadmap data
• Project (read) – to access project settings and team information
• Extension data (read/write) – to store roadmap configurations and preferences

All work item data, roadmap configurations, and tags remain within your Azure DevOps organization. The extension only communicates with external services for license verification, which requires sending your organization ID (no work item data is transmitted).

🎯 30-Day Free Trial – Start evaluating ScopeCone Roadmaps immediately with full access to all features. After the trial, request a paid license to continue editing roadmaps. View-only mode remains available. Learn more about licensing →

Getting Started

1. Install from Marketplace

Install ScopeCone Roadmaps from the Azure DevOps Marketplace. The extension requires organization-level installation permissions.

2. Start Your 30-Day Free Trial

Once installed, open any Azure Boards project and navigate to:

• Boards → Roadmaps – build capacity-led roadmaps and run scenario planning
• Boards → Kanbans – track work through discovery stages with uncertainty indicators

Your 30-day trial starts automatically when you first access the extension. No credit card required.

3. Configure Your First Roadmap

1. Navigate to Boards → Kanbans
2. Assign discovery stages to your work items
3. Navigate to Boards → Roadmaps
4. Click New Roadmap
5. Select your team, work item type, estimation unit, and time range
6. Start forecasting delivery scenarios with capacity planning

For detailed setup instructions, see our documentation.

Trial & Licensing

Free Trial

ScopeCone Roadmaps includes a 30-day free trial with full access to all features for your Azure DevOps organization. The trial is organization-level—everyone in your organization shares the same trial window.

What's included:

• Full access to roadmap and Kanban features
• Scenario planning and capacity forecasting
• Discovery stage tracking
• Email support for setup questions

After the Trial

When your 30-day trial expires:

• The extension switches to view-only
• You can still review previously configured roadmaps and data
• Editing and creating new roadmaps requires an active license

Request a License

Includes a 30-day evaluation. You'll need to request a ScopeCone-issued license after the trial.

To upgrade:

1. Visit scopecone.io/azure-devops/license to request a paid license
2. Provide your Azure DevOps organization URL and contact information
3. A member of our team will follow up with pricing details and next steps

For questions about licensing, contact us at hello@scopecone.io.

For complete trial and licensing terms, see our licensing page.

Documentation & Support

• Documentation: scopecone.io/azure-devops/docs
• Security & Privacy: scopecone.io/azure-devops/security
• Request License: scopecone.io/azure-devops/license
• Support Email: hello@scopecone.io

Privacy & Terms

By installing and using ScopeCone Roadmaps, you agree to:

• Terms and Conditions
• Privacy Policy

For security and data handling information, see our Security Statement.

Ready to build better roadmaps? Install ScopeCone Roadmaps from the Marketplace and start your free 30-day trial today.