60+ connectors, 300+ product versions
Pre-built connectors across Jira, Azure DevOps, ServiceNow, GitHub, GitLab, Tricentis, Jama, Micro Focus, IBM, Asana, Salesforce, and more.
Planview • Integration platform
Planview Hub
Planview Hub is the integration platform that moves work between delivery tools in near real time. Merito sells the license and delivers the integration rollout.
Merito sells Planview Hub (formerly Tasktop Hub) and delivers the enterprise integration rollout: 60+ pre-built connectors, model-based integration, and near real-time synchronization across Jira, Azure DevOps, ServiceNow, GitHub, GitLab, and 300+ supported product versions.
- Best for
- Integration architects and platform owners, Value stream architects rolling out Planview Viz, Portfolio managers connecting delivery tools to Planview Portfolios
- Hosting
- SaaS
- Time to value
- First integration flow (single source to single target) typically goes live in two to four weeks. Enterprise rollouts with multiple flows, landscape modeling, and Viz integration run eight to sixteen weeks for initial go-live, with follow-on waves for additional tools and flows.
- Security posture
- SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR
- Last reviewed
- 2026-04-24
What it is
Planview Hub in the enterprise stack
Planview Hub is the integration platform for enterprise delivery toolchains. It synchronizes work items between tools like Jira, Azure DevOps, ServiceNow, GitHub, GitLab, Tricentis, Micro Focus, Jama, and IBM in near real time, eliminating the manual reconciliation work that usually hides in cross-tool delivery.
The product was originally Tasktop Hub and arrived in the Planview portfolio through the Tasktop acquisition. It is now the integration platform underneath much of the Planview suite, including Viz (value stream analytics) and the Jira-to-Portfolios and Azure DevOps-to-PPM integration flows.
Core capabilities cover 60+ pre-built connectors with support for 300+ product versions, model-based integration that normalizes data across tools (75% faster setup than point-to-point), near real-time synchronization (ten transactions per second), landscape visualization mapping integration flows across the toolchain, ROI metrics dashboards tracking adoption and time savings, and automated traceability from requirements through code to release.
Hub's value is twofold. First, it absorbs the integration engineering burden that would otherwise be custom code or manual reconciliation. Second, it feeds Planview Viz and Portfolios the cross-tool data that value stream analytics and portfolio reporting require. Customers running Viz or Portfolios with external delivery tools almost always need Hub underneath.
Merito sells Planview Hub and delivers the integration rollout: toolchain inventory, model design, connector configuration, flow mapping, landscape visualization, ROI metric baselines, and enablement for integration administrators and value stream teams.
Ideal use cases
- Enterprise delivery toolchain integration across Jira, Azure DevOps, ServiceNow, GitHub, GitLab, and more
- Foundation layer for Planview Viz value stream analytics
- Planview Portfolios integration with Jira and Azure DevOps for delivery signal
- Automated traceability programs for regulated delivery
- Migration paths from point-to-point integrations or custom integration code
- Jira Data Center to Planview toolchain migration as part of the Data Migration solution
What it is best at
Where Planview Hub earns its seat
Model-based, not point-to-point
Reusable normalized data models reduce setup 75% compared to custom or point-to-point integrations.
Near real-time synchronization
Ten transactions per second throughput reduces cross-tool handover time by 98%.
Landscape visualization
Visual map of integration flows across the toolchain; surfaces what is actually connected to what.
Foundation for Viz and Portfolios
Most Viz and cross-tool Portfolios customers adopt Hub as the underneath integration layer.
Core capabilities
Planview Hub capabilities, grouped by outcome
Pre-built connectors
60+ connectors across enterprise delivery tools.
Work management tools
Jira, Azure DevOps, ServiceNow, Asana, Broadcom Rally, digital.ai, and others.
Source and DevOps tools
GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, and source control platforms.
Test management
Tricentis, Micro Focus, Jama, and enterprise test management tools.
Enterprise and CRM systems
Salesforce, IBM, SAP, Oracle, and enterprise systems via certified integrations.
Model-based integration
Normalized data model for reusable integrations.
Canonical data models
Normalized models across work-item, defect, test, and requirements data.
Reusable flow definitions
Flows defined once and reused across source and target combinations.
75% faster setup
Model-based flows reduce integration implementation time vs. point-to-point.
Synchronization and landscape
Runtime integration and visibility.
Near real-time synchronization
Ten transactions per second with bidirectional flow and conflict handling.
Landscape visualization
Visual map of integration flows across the toolchain showing what is connected to what.
ROI metrics dashboard
Adoption, synchronization volume, and time savings tracked for integration program ROI.
Proactive API monitoring
Monitoring of upstream tool APIs across 300+ product versions.
Traceability and compliance
Requirements-to-release automated traceability.
Automated traceability
Links from requirements through code to release surfaced automatically.
Compliance-ready audit
Audit trail of synchronized data and flow execution for regulated programs.
Where it fits in the stack
How Planview Hub connects to the rest of your landscape
Pre-built connectors
NativeHub's core value is its connector library.
- Atlassian Jira (Cloud and Data Center)Certified connector for Jira work items, epics, releases, and sprints.
- Microsoft Azure DevOps (Services and Server)Certified connector for Boards, Test Plans, and work items.
- ServiceNowITSM, change, incident, and project records.
- GitHubIssues, pull requests, and release signals.
- GitLabIssues, merge requests, and CI/CD signals.
- Jama ConnectRequirements and test case synchronization.
- Tricentis qTest and ToscaTest management and automation connectors.
- Micro Focus (OpenText)Legacy ALM, Quality Center, and ALM Octane integrations.
- IBM DOORS and RationalRequirements and ALM integrations for regulated environments.
- AsanaWork management tool integration.
- SalesforceCase, opportunity, and services delivery data.
Planview portfolio integrations
NativeFeeds into the broader Planview product ecosystem.
- Planview PortfoliosDelivery-tool data into SPM.
- Planview VizCross-tool data feeding Flow Framework analytics.
- Planview AdaptiveWork / PPM ProDelivery signal into PPM.
- Planview AgilePlaceCross-tool sync for scaled agile programs.
- Planview ReleaseRelease governance data across the toolchain.
Deployment and implementation
How it rolls out
- Hosting
- SaaS (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific)
- Implementation complexity
- Moderate
- Typical time to value
- First integration flow (single source to single target) typically goes live in two to four weeks. Enterprise rollouts with multiple flows, landscape modeling, and Viz integration run eight to sixteen weeks for initial go-live, with follow-on waves for additional tools and flows.
- Prerequisites
- Admin API access to source and target tools (Jira, Azure DevOps, etc.)
- Enterprise identity provider for SSO
- Network connectivity from Hub to customer-hosted tool endpoints
- What Merito usually handles
- Planview Hub is SaaS, hosted and operated by Planview. Legacy Tasktop on-prem installations exist; customers are on migration paths to the Planview SaaS platform.
Licensing and packaging
How it is bought
- Model
- Subscription
- What to expect
- Planview Hub is subscription-licensed by integration flow count and synchronization volume. Typically sold alongside Planview Viz and Planview Portfolios. Merito sells Hub directly and scopes the right flow and volume mix after an evaluation call.
- Editions and modules
Planview Hub
Subscription with integration flow and synchronization volume tiers.
Best for: Enterprises with multiple delivery tools needing cross-tool synchronization, value stream analytics, or portfolio-level visibility.
- Common expansion areas
- Planview Viz for Flow Framework analytics on integrated data
- Planview Portfolios for SPM with cross-tool delivery signal
- Additional connector types as the toolchain evolves
- Automated traceability programs for regulated environments
Merito services
How Merito helps you win with Planview Hub
Merito sells licenses and the delivery work around them. Pick the service that matches where you are in the lifecycle.
01
Hub Implementation
Toolchain inventory, model design, connector configuration, flow mapping, and landscape visualization rollout.
Explore service02Jira DC Migration to Planview
Jira Data Center migration to Planview tools using Hub as the integration and data movement layer.
Explore solution03DevOps Consulting
Hub wired into CI/CD and release governance as the cross-tool integration backbone.
Explore service04Training and Enablement
Role-based training for integration architects, platform owners, and value stream administrators.
Explore service05Staff Augmentation
Merito-placed integration architects, Hub administrators, and API engineers.
Explore service06Signature Support
Ongoing admin support, flow governance, connector onboarding, and upstream API change management.
Explore serviceToolchain integration
Model-based integration for delivery landscapes that cannot be reconciled by hand.
Merito sells Planview Hub and runs the integration rollout. 60+ connectors, landscape visualization, and the foundation layer that Viz, Portfolios, and value stream programs depend on.
Merito point of view
Integration is the least glamorous part of value stream programs and the most important.
Most enterprise value stream programs underdeliver because the integration layer underneath them is broken or improvised. Custom Python scripts, manual exports, half-integrated point-to-point connectors, and spreadsheets reconciled by hand. Hub exists to replace that scaffolding with a managed integration platform, which is unglamorous work but the foundation everything else depends on.
The ROI metrics dashboard is worth taking seriously. Most customers underestimate how much time their delivery teams spend on cross-tool reconciliation until Hub surfaces the number. That is usually how the business case for further Hub rollout writes itself.
Hub plus Viz is the honest value stream pairing. Customers who try to run Viz on point-to-point integrations or manual extracts get flow metrics that are directionally wrong and operationally ignored. Customers who run Hub plus Viz get flow metrics that survive contact with roadmap conversations. Merito does not recommend Viz rollouts without Hub underneath.
What buyers usually underestimate
- Treating Hub as a commodity integration platform. The value is in the model-based approach and connector depth, not generic ESB capability.
- Rolling out Viz without Hub underneath and fighting bad flow data for 18 months.
- Skipping landscape visualization and losing track of what is integrated to what.
- Underinvesting in integration model design at the start and retrofitting later.
- Adding connectors without governance. Flow sprawl is a real operational issue at scale.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Planview Hub FAQs
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Talk to Merito about Planview Hub
Share your delivery toolchain (Jira, Azure DevOps, ServiceNow, Jama, and anything else) and what you are trying to integrate. A Merito Planview specialist follows up within one business day.
Foundation layer
Hub first, Viz and Portfolios second
Value stream and SPM programs depend on integration quality. We do Hub first.
Model-based
Reusable, not point-to-point
Model-based integrations survive tool upgrades and scale across flows. Point-to-point does not.
Next step
Integration is the unglamorous foundation. Get it right first.
A Merito Hub engagement starts with the toolchain inventory and the integration model. Then flow rollout. Then Viz or Portfolios on top.