Jira, gadgets and Rovo
APM+ also works where your teams already are.
Application card on tickets
On a request, incident or change, the APM+ applications panel shows the applications it relates to, through its Assets fields or Affected services: tier, lifecycle, Business Owner, TIME decision and any end-of-support warning. An admin chooses which fields link tickets to applications (APM+ settings → Ticket counting).
Dashboard gadgets
| Gadget | Shows |
|---|---|
| APM+ portfolio | Application count and freshness, stale records, components out of support or nearing it, and the TIME roadmap. |
| APM+ end-of-support exposure | Components at risk and the applications affected. |
| APM+ stale records | The stalest applications, to prompt a review. |
Add them from any Jira dashboard (Add gadget → search "APM+").
Customer portal
Review requests show an APM+ review panel to the person asked, where they can confirm or request changes per application.
Rovo agent
The APM+ portfolio assistant answers questions about your portfolio in Rovo, for example:
- "Which Tier 1 applications reach end of support this year?"
- "Tell me about Payroll: who owns it and what does it run on?"
- "Which applications use Windows Server 2016?"
- "Summarise our portfolio" or "What are the open high-severity findings?"
It answers only people who can view APM+, and shows cost figures only to editors.