#1 Risk + Issue Management Plugin
Integrate RAIDLOG with your favorite tools
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Bring RAIDLOG to your project and portfolio management tool and interact without switching between applications! Need help on how to do it? Check out our Support Center for full recipe documentation!
Below are descriptions to a couple of our most popular integrations but with our Zapier connector, almost anything is possible.
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Using our Zapier connector, you can integrate RAIDLOG with over 4,000 other business applications.
Jira
Jira is a popular project management tool that allows teams to plan, track, and manage their work. When integrated with RAIDLOG.com using Zapier, you can enjoy improved risk management, streamlined issue tracking, and enhanced collaboration among team members.
Planview AdaptiveWork
With our Zapier connector, you seamlessly integrate RAIDLOG.com with your AdaptiveWork system.
Project Managers are empowered to collaborate and manage their RAID logs directly with stakeholders and team members in RAIDLOG.com, and that data is pushed over into AdaptiveWork for reporting and transparency.
RAID Logs: Bridging System 1 and System 2 Thinking in Project Management
Introduction In the fast-paced world of project management, the ability to make sound decisions and navigate complex challenges is paramount. Yet, all too often, project managers find themselves relying on quick intuitions and gut feelings—what psychologist Daniel...
Mitigate, Don’t Litigate: Why RAID Logs are Non-Negotiable in Contract Projects
How Neglecting RAID Puts Your Organization at Risk Large projects often involve contracts with vendors or subcontractors, and the success of these projects hinges on the effective execution of these agreements. For vendors, their entire business model may depend on...
Why ‘Change Requests’ are a critical part of your RAID log
RAID logs are a key part of an effective project lead’s toolkit. While they aren’t the project ‘plan’ themselves, RAID logs are the tool you use to keep the plan on track and course-correct when it starts to go off track. So, it makes sense to have Risks and Issues,...
