Azure DevOps reporting that covers sprint reviews, flow analysis, and exec updates
Teams searching for ADO reporting usually need three things at once: sprint reports for the team, flow reports for delivery leads, and a clean export for stakeholders. Agile Analytics is built as a reporting layer inside Azure DevOps so each audience gets the right view from the same source of truth.

Why buyers search for this
- Azure DevOps built-in reporting is too thin for sprint, flow, and executive reporting in one place
- Power BI gives flexibility but adds modeling, refresh logic, and dashboard maintenance overhead
- Reports drift between teams because each lead builds their own spreadsheet
What this page should help them do
- Run sprint reports, flow reports, and executive summaries from the same data inside Azure DevOps
- Export to PDF or PowerPoint when leadership needs a clean handoff
- Standardize reporting across teams under one org-level licence
See sprint reporting
Drill into the sprint reporting layer — velocity, commitment, scope change, and the views your retrospective relies on.
Open page →See cycle time analytics
Flow-level reporting with percentile cycle time, aging work, and the flow efficiency view for delivery leads.
Open page →View pricing
One reporting suite for every team in your Azure DevOps organisation — from $1,500/yr, no per-team math.
Open page →Questions buyers usually ask next
Is this an alternative to Power BI for Azure DevOps reporting?
For team and delivery reporting, yes. Agile Analytics covers sprint, flow, and forecasting reporting without a separate Power BI model. For enterprise-wide cross-system reporting, Power BI is still the better fit.
Can leadership consume the reports without an Azure DevOps account?
Yes. Reports can be exported to PDF or PowerPoint, so stakeholders without an ADO licence can still review the output.
Does ADO reporting work for multiple teams under one licence?
Yes. The org-level licence covers every team and project in your Azure DevOps organisation, so reporting standardizes without per-seat math.