The best I like about Copado DevOps is that it is very easily integrated with Salesforce and comes with a highly automated system. The deployment and relating issues about version control I think has been really simplified through the use of automation. The most useful features probably include the visual tracking of deployments, and the detailed reports on the cycles of the release. Has had the benefit in integrating its functionality in our CI/CD pipeline and improved the efficiency and effectiveness. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

On the downside, Copado DevOps has a steep learning curve when it comes to set up and configuration which could be a put off for many users. Also, there are times when, especially with large deployments, performance problems are encountered thus slowing down the process. They have at some times caused delays during our deployment process and some time more time is spent in solving these issues which affects our efficiency and not to mention the time factor which is very important in any project. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

User stories enhance collaboration throughout the whole DevOps process. The Pipeline Manager is a feature that permits users to view where the development of the products and services is in the sys landscape. The capability to get, locate and bring in the necessary pieces of code into the push request is much better than the existing systems of Salesforce. Segregating the changes in the repository is a way of viewing the history of the repository in a structured way at different points in time. One of the greatest benefits of the changes is the liberty to perform any modifications without the risk of introducing the changes unintentionally from some other administrator. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like to use a ClickDeploy-like application, which, apart from creating a change component in the target org, will also show immediately in what way the component is changed, same, new, or so forth. Built-in reporting tool could also be improved and it's not clear in logs what fails with the deploy and how to correct it. Sometimes the logs didn't make any sense based on our Github repository. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The best thing that I like about Copado DevOps is that it flattens out the whole deployment process. Ease of use is extraordinary, they have incorporated an easy to understand layout of the program that enables simple operation and maintenance of our Salesforce installations. A combination of other applications, for instance, JIRA and GitHub, are also easily integrated with the tool to enable integrated and coordinated working. Moreover, the customer support has been exceptional, support respond to any queries promptly and assist in solving any problems. I have to say that we have been able to minimize on the time we take to complete tasks since adopting Copado’s automation options. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only negative aspect that I have for Copado DevOps is that it can be slightly cumbersome at times when configuring it. The first time it may be a bit cumbersome and may take some time of the team to get used to the DevOps practices. While the steep learning curve is effective in ensuring that the activity is not easily compromised, it at times slows its progress and we have to train some individuals. Further, though it has a large quantity of features, it might overwhelm the user and it is not very easy to locate and apply individual tools. This has, at some point, resulted in a delay in the deployment and solving of problems thus affecting our efficiency and productivity. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My biggest like about Copado DevOps is the fact that this solution helped us address the challenges of rapid change and automate our deployments to achieve shorter development cycles and fewer mistakes. The ability to monitor and track the progress of the development pipelines can also be beneficial along with being able to generate daily reports which prove useful in managing projects effectively. I have also experienced an excellent customer support team who has been very much helpful and committed to solving my issues, and more so in improving my productivity. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One significant drawback of Copado DevOps is that it can sometimes be slow and there could be instances that it affected some of our release timings and it became quite irritating. Furthermore, the vast functionality although useful, is complex which adds to the learning curve for the user especially one who is new to the application. These have all had an impact on our working efficiency due to time allegiance required in training and becoming familiar with the new programs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The feature I like most about Copado DevOps is integration with other tools in the development cycle. It integrates very well with Salesforce and other CI/CD tools which makes our work very easy. It has many features like automated testing and deployment that increases our productivity. Customer support is also good, they are always ready to assist. It has been particularly useful in managing the releases which has made our development cycle to be more effective. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I do not like about Copado DevOps is that sometimes it is rather challenging to configure it and it takes time to master. This made some of our initial setup slow because of the inability to generalize and create templates that would allow for fast implementation across different organizations. Furthermore, it can be financially costly to the smaller teams or new companies hence affecting the budgeting process. What I feel can make Copado DevOps much better is to have better setup guides which should be more detailed and the pricing should be more flexible. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The best thing I can say about Copado DevOps is that it is fully integrated into Salesforce. It improves the management of the installation processes and changes on various environments without causing complications. The features like the regression testing and the compliance checks among others have been the most beneficial since it gains time. Ever since we connected Copado with the version control system here and Jira, such issues have been a thing of the past because updating development and tracking issues in particular has been made easy thus enhancing the overall development process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Copado DevOps has its limitation, in that, it’s difficult to install and configure for some users who are not conversant with DevOps platforms. This had the main drawback when it came to training and getting the system up and running because it took quite some time to set up. In addition, although this application provides quite a lot of options and settings, the top panel could look overloaded, and, thus, it weakens performance in terms of convenience when searching for certain elements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Copado DevOps is the tremendous automation capability, which helps my team reduce deployment time considerably. These capabilities virtually eliminate manual errors and are quite helpful in terms of time in a fast evolving development environment. The last important aspect is the reporting tools, which give detailed information of our deploy metrics. It also enables us to see where time is being wasted or how a process can be reduced, thereby improving our overall organisational and project and team performance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Our team faced some difficulty at the initial stage as Copado DevOps was a bit complex in terms of its usage and functionalities that our team had to come across during its utilization as a tool. This caused lots of project delays because sometimes we would spend quite a lot of time looking for documents trying to find solutions. We also experienced several difficulties, which we faced and overcame the period was not the best, but slowly, but surely, we increased our efficiency in using this tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Ease of deployment for both admins and dev. Guardrails we could add to further protect our deployments with test code coverage, PMD code scanners. Put in policies with point & click tooling of Salesforce Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes it can be stuck up on errors with not much documentation to assist. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its user friendly and easy to review. The promotion branch feature is really great Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes its a bit slow and would like to see more devops tools integration along with devops Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The key strength of Copado DevOps is that is can make Salesforce deployments faster and more efficient. One of the principal issues that the platform covers is change tracking, version control and making sure everything goes smoothly. It has integrated itself with Git and Jenkins and has been excellent for us in terms of CI/CD as it has reduced our working time and efforts. These tools include user story maps and deployment diagrams, these are easy to use and improve on our existing working model. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would say that one of Copado DevOps’s negative aspects is that the documentation can be rather unclear at times. This can be inconvenient when fixing some problem or when utilizing all the possibilities of the programs, it can cause certain inefficiency in our work and lengthen the time it takes to develop something. Also, the price may be on the higher side for small teams or when dealing with limited projects hence may be expensive. These are the weaknesses that can slow our work processes and need additional time to be dealt with. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.