Targetprocess

Targetprocess was a project and work management platform designed to help organizations plan, track, and improve complex product development. Founded in 2004, the service supported Agile methodologies including Scrum, Kanban, SAFe, and hybrid processes. Its flexible data model allowed companies to organize portfolios, programs, products, releases, teams, user stories, tasks, bugs, and test cases within one connected system.

A defining feature of Targetprocess was its configurable visual interface. Users could build boards, timelines, roadmaps, lists, dashboards, and reports tailored to roles and workflows. Executives gained portfolio-level visibility, product managers could prioritize features and releases, while development teams managed delivery activities. The platform also offered capacity planning, dependency tracking, time tracking, quality assurance tools, custom fields, automation rules, and performance metrics.

Targetprocess was particularly suited to medium and large organizations coordinating multiple teams and strategic initiatives. Integrations with tools such as Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub, and ServiceNow helped consolidate delivery information without forcing every team to abandon its existing workflow. Through its API and extensibility options, businesses could adapt the platform to operational requirements. Overall, Targetprocess connected company strategy with practical execution, providing a shared environment for planning investments, allocating resources, monitoring progress, and continuously improving software delivery across the organization.