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Methodic

Turn a one-line request into reviewed stories, a design and a tested change.

Describe what the business needs. StoryWright turns it into user stories and a design, builds and tests the change, and hands it over for approval.For delivery teams and partners who want to ship Salesforce changes faster.

Most of a change's time goes before and after the build

Clarifying the request, writing stories, agreeing a design, testing and handing over take longer than building. StoryWright does that work with agents, so people spend their time reviewing and deciding.

How it works

  1. 1Request
  2. 2Stories
  3. 3Design
  4. 4Build and test
  5. 5Review

What it does

Stories from a sentence

A request becomes user stories with acceptance criteria your team can review.

Design before build

The proposed change and what it touches, before anything is built.

Built and tested

Changes built in a sandbox with tests, ready for review.

The agent team

6 agents, one job each

Each agent has a clear role, the way a good delivery team does. They hand work to each other, and to you for review.

Business analyst

Turns the request into a clear problem statement and what it affects.

Product owner

Writes user stories with acceptance criteria for your team to review.

UI/UX

Designs the screens and fields the change needs.

Architect

Proposes how to build it in your org, and what it touches.

Developer

Builds the change in a sandbox.

QA

Tests it against the acceptance criteria.

Built to be safe

Review at every step

Stories, design and build each wait for a person to review before the next step starts.

Your org's context

Designs are based on your existing metadata, so changes fit what's already there.

Built in sandboxes

Nothing is built in production. The change is handed over for approval and release.

StoryWright is the delivery engine inside OrgSmith, and is also available on its own. About OrgSmith

Is it a fit?

A good fit for

  • Salesforce delivery teams with more requests than people
  • Partners who want to move faster on client work
  • Product owners who want stories and designs they can review quickly

Not the right fit for

  • Teams who want changes released without human review

Questions

How is StoryWright different from OrgSmith?

StoryWright is the delivery engine: request to tested change. OrgSmith includes it, and adds answering questions about the org, keeping it healthy, and roles and approvals across orgs.

Can partners use it on client work?

Yes, it's available on its own for delivery teams and partners. Talk to us about how that works.

Which tools does it work with?

Talk to us about your backlog, source control and release tools, and we'll show you how it fits.

Interested in StoryWright?

Tell us about your org and team. We'll show you what it can do and how to get it.

Ask for a demo