Audit preview

You already know it's late. Now prove it

Everyone in the meeting says 'on track'. You know it's not. But without data, pushing back sounds like sandbagging. Connect Jira or Azure DevOps. Get a number. Let that do the talking.

Get the number you've been avoiding

Three steps. Processed in memory. Auto-deleted after 60 minutes. Nothing stored, nothing logged.

Pick a source

Where does your team actually track work? I'll read the last twelve weeks of throughput, run ten thousand simulations, and give you a probability.

Select a delivery source
Read-only. Uses your Jira access. I see what you see, nothing more.
In-memory only. Never written to a database.
60-minute window to work, then auto-deleted.

Which project is keeping you up at night?

What's the deadline you're sweating?

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EXAMPLE RESULT

AT RISK

Chance of shipping 67 items by October 15

MISS LIKELYCOIN FLIPHIT LIKELY
0 %100 %

Realistic

Dec 21, 2026

10 weeks late

Three ways to close the gap

  • TimeShip laterOct 15 → Dec 21
  • ScopeShip less67 → 42 items
  • PaceShip faster50% ↑ speed

Delivery dates written by math instead of hope.

For leaders done explaining why the date slipped.

Run your own at bart.consulting/scan

Why this exists

You can't say "we're behind" without proof

So you say nothing. And the project stays "on track" until it very suddenly isn't.

The meeting you're stuck in

Everyone says "on track." You know it's not. But you don't have the data to say that without sounding like you're sandbagging or being negative. So you nod. And next week, same meeting, same nods.

What this gives you

External proof. A number generated from your own Jira data, by a tool that has no opinion about your team's morale or your sprint velocity. Drop it in Slack: "I ran a delivery audit preview on our project. This is what it found." The number does the talking.

How it works

Three steps. No spreadsheets. No signup forms.

We read workflow timestamps and status changes from Jira or Azure DevOps. That's it. No ticket titles, no descriptions, no comments.

01
Connect your source
OAuth with the narrowest practical scope. Read-only. We cannot modify, create, or delete anything in Jira or Azure DevOps.
02
Pick your project
We surface your projects and epics. Pick the one that needs a reality check. Confirm how your statuses map to Planned, In Progress, and Done. Most teams only need to move one or two items.
03
Get your forecast
A completion probability, an estimated timeline, and an S-curve chart. All based on your actual throughput. Something you can screenshot, share in Slack, or forward to your founder with zero explanation needed.
Security

Your source data is safe. Here's why.

Read-only access

OAuth with the narrowest scope available. We cannot modify, create, or delete anything in your Jira or Azure DevOps instance.

No content. Just flow.

We read: status transitions, timestamps, issue types. We never read: titles, descriptions, comments, attachments, or any user data.

Processed, then gone

Data is held in a temporary cache for your session, auto-purged at 60 minutes, never written to a database.

Here is what you walk away with

A completion probability, a realistic finish date, and how far behind you actually are. All from 10,000 simulations of your team's real throughput.

No opinions. No gut feel. No "it depends." A number you can drop in Slack, forward to your CTO, or bring to the next planning meeting without having to explain yourself.

Example result

AT RISK

Chance of shipping 67 items by October 15

MISS LIKELYCOIN FLIPHIT LIKELY
0 %100 %

Realistic

Dec 21, 2026

10 weeks late

Three ways to close the gap

  • TimeShip laterOct 15 → Dec 21
  • ScopeShip less67 → 42 items
  • PaceShip faster50% ↑ speed

Delivery dates written by math instead of hope.

For leaders done explaining why the date slipped.

Run your own at bart.consulting/scan

Three minutes. One number. Zero politics.

You've been sitting on the gut feeling long enough. Run the preview. Let the data say what you can't.

Connect your source and run the preview

Read-only access. No work-item content. Disconnect anytime.