We're thrilled to announce the launch of Rely.io Homepage, a brand new feature that personalizes your Rely experience and empowers you to hit the ground running with your development tasks.

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Gone are the days of navigating through menus to find what you need. Rely’s Homepage provides a central, customizable hub that reflects your individual workflows and priorities.

Here's what you can expect:

1) Pre-built Views

‍Access key information at a glance with pre-built views showcasing entities that are critical to developers at large:

My Services
‍Keep an eye on your assets and access in one click the information and resources you care about (documentation, infrastructure diagrams, runbooks, etc.)

My Issues
‍All your assigned tasks in your project management tool in one place so you can prioritize what should be tackled next.

My Git Requests
‍Keep up with the lifecycle of your open requests and track their review progress (or lack thereof!).

My Assigned Reviews
‍Never miss a review your teammates are waiting for from you.

My Events (Incidents, Alerts, Deployments, etc.).
Catch up on all relevant and recent events to make an informed decision about what requires your attention.

2) Customizable Views

Edit or add any tab to your Rely Homepage in a way that optimizes your workflow and preferences (e.g. My Team’s Issues as a leader).

3) Focus on What Matters

‍Prioritize the information most relevant to your current projects by setting filters, sorts or group by and saving them in each view.

4) Quick Links and Shortcuts

‍Homepages are built on top of your extensive Software Catalog which allows you to easily explore relations (e.g. from Incident to Service page) and find the information you need efficiently.

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As a Rely.io users you don’t have anything to do to get started. After the update is released to your Org, a new Homepage entry will appear in your main left menu, at the top.

By default it will come already set up with the following Tabs which will automatically be populated as soon as you add the right plugins:

• My Services (Github, Gitlab)
• My Issues (Jira)
• My Git Requests (Github, Gitlab)
• My Assigned Reviews ( Jira)
• My Events (Incidents and Alerts from Pager Duty and Datadog).

These default views are based on Rely’s data model which aggregates similar data from all your tools (as shown with the “My Events” tab). This comes also handy if you’re migrating between tools or work within transversal teams that collaborate with teams that use different tools.

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