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A single Archiet blueprint fans out across your entire delivery stack — without manual copying or handoffs.
Architect
Describes the system in plain English
AI generates a scored ArchiMate 3.2 blueprint
Archiet
Validates and scores the architecture (32 checks)
Blueprint with soundness score + compliance gaps
Archiet → Jira
One click: Push to Jira
Epic + user stories with acceptance criteria in your project
Archiet → Confluence
One click: Export to Confluence
Structured architecture page in your space
Archiet → GitHub
Codegen → Push to repo
Production-ready codebase + drift detection manifest
Archiet → Slack
Code diverges from blueprint
Team notified instantly — architecture drift caught early
Project Management
Blueprint → Epic + user stories in one click
Archiet reads your blueprint sections and generates an Epic with AI-written user stories — each with a description and 2–3 acceptance criteria. Your delivery team starts the sprint with structured work, not a blank board.
Documentation
Blueprint → structured Confluence page, always current
Archiet exports your blueprint as a properly structured Confluence page — table of contents, architecture sections, and a metadata panel. When your architecture changes, the page updates. No more stale wiki docs.
Code
Push generated code directly to a GitHub repo
After codegen, push your production-ready Next.js + Flask codebase to a new or existing GitHub repository in one step. The Archiet manifest tracks which files map to which architecture elements — enabling automatic drift detection on every commit.
Notifications
Architecture events delivered to your team channel
Connect a Slack incoming webhook and get notified when drift is detected, ARB reviews complete, or codegen jobs finish. Keep your whole team informed without anyone having to check a dashboard.
Project Management
Blueprint → ADO Epic + work items via REST API
Push any Archiet blueprint to Azure DevOps as a structured Epic with AI-generated child work items. Each work item includes description, acceptance criteria, and is linked to the parent Epic — ready for your team to refine and sprint on.
Linear
Push stories to Linear issues
Microsoft Teams
Drift and review notifications
Notion
Export architecture as Notion pages
ServiceNow
Create change requests from blueprints
Traditional BA work involves sitting in discovery sessions, translating architecture decisions into user stories, writing acceptance criteria, and keeping Confluence docs in sync. Archiet automates the translation layer — the blueprint is the source of truth, and Jira + Confluence get populated from it. BAs can focus on discovery and stakeholder alignment, not documentation maintenance.
Before
BA writes stories from scratch after architecture review
After
Archiet generates stories from the blueprint automatically
Before
Architecture pages in Confluence go stale within weeks
After
Confluence page updates when the blueprint updates
Before
Jira epics and architecture docs are disconnected
After
Both derive from the same validated blueprint
Jira and Confluence share the same Atlassian API token. Connect once in Settings → Integrations and both are enabled. GitHub and Slack each take under a minute.
Jira
~2 min
API token
Confluence
~1 min
Same token as Jira
Azure DevOps
~2 min
Personal Access Token
GitHub
~2 min
GitHub App install
Slack
~1 min
Incoming webhook