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Sign in
Go to devperform.io and click Sign in with GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket — whichever your team uses — and authorize DevPerform. Then connect your repos: GitHub grants org access (see GitHub Org Setup); GitLab and Bitbucket connect via a button (see GitLab Setup and Bitbucket Setup), which auto-tracks your accessible repos.
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You're the admin — automatically
Whoever connects the code host becomes the account’s admin and owner — there’s no separate step. Installing the GitHub App or connecting GitLab/Bitbucket grants the admin role on the spot (those flows already require admin rights on the code host side). To bring in teammates, send invites from Admin → People & Teams and pick the Member or Admin role for each invite.
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Add repos
Connecting GitLab/Bitbucket auto-tracks your repos; for GitHub (or to add more), in Admin add them as
owner/repo (GitHub org/repo, GitLab group/project, or Bitbucket workspace/repo, e.g. acme/backend). All tracked repos are analyzed together. The first sync backfills history in the background.4
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Assign engineers to teams
Under Teams, create a team hierarchy and assign your engineers. The analytics dashboards stay locked (shown blurred) until at least one engineer is assigned to a team — assignment is how DevPerform knows who to count. You’re billed only for assigned engineers, and your first 5 are free. The dashboard team filter scopes metrics to a team and its sub-teams.
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Explore
Open Dashboard for the team view (last 30 days by default). From there, explore the Delivery & Quality dashboard, trends and flow, and the executive summary. Use the date picker and team dropdown to scope any view.
What’s next
Run a survey
Pair your delivery data with how the team actually feels.
Set team goals
Commit to measurable working agreements and track them.
Configure DORA
Pick your deploy signal and incident label for accurate DORA.
See your plan
Find out which metrics your tier unlocks.