The Vindex Architecture
How a user story in your project management tool becomes an objective quality score — a plain-language look at the Context, Scoring, and Publishing engines, and how your data stays secure without changing how your team works.
Field guides, frameworks, and operating models for teams that want to catch unclear work before it becomes sprint risk.
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How a user story in your project management tool becomes an objective quality score — a plain-language look at the Context, Scoring, and Publishing engines, and how your data stays secure without changing how your team works.
Backlog grooming should not come down to whoever speaks the loudest. Vindex is now on the Atlassian Marketplace, scoring story quality inside Jira so weak requirements surface before they reach a sprint.
A healthcare technology company was losing 340 engineering hours a month to unclear requirements. After scoring story health before code, they cut rework 68%, recovered $564K a year, and caught HIPAA gaps in refinement instead of UAT.
A story looks ready on Friday and blocks a developer on Monday. Here is how small teams catch vague, oversized, and untestable work before it burns their scarcest resource — developer time.
Inside a pilot where an automotive manufacturer ran 400,000 Jira tickets through Vindex. The lowest-scoring requirements traced to $1.2 billion in software-related recall costs. The highest-scoring traced to zero.
A quality-first operating model for using AI to reveal where requirements, code, and defect quality are leaking productivity.
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How Vindex is built and how it fits into your stack — the components, integrations, and security model behind objective requirements scoring.
View categoryRunning Vindex inside Jira — installing from the Atlassian Marketplace and scoring issues against INVEST without leaving the board or backlog.
View categoryPractical guidance for lean product and engineering teams that need consistent requirements quality without heavy process.
View categoryReal pilots and rollouts that show what happens to delivery, cost, and risk when teams catch weak requirements before they reach a sprint.
View categoryOperating models for improving software delivery by measuring the quality of requirements, code, and defects together.
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