Sync Salesforce with Azure DevOps — natively, bi‑directionally, in seconds
Bridges Salesforce CRM and Azure DevOps work items with bi-directional sync of bugs, features, tasks, sprints, and pipelines — all from one Salesforce-native AppExchange app. No middleware. No cron jobs. No tab-switching.
Salesforce-NativeReal-time syncFree tier available
100%
Native AppExchange
2s
Avg sync latency
5+
Integrations in one app
ADL ConnectLive Sync Engine
Live
Salesforce
org.salesforce.com
ADL Sync
Azure DevOps
dev.azure.com
Salesforce↔Azure DevOps
Case.Subject→WorkItem.Title
Case.Description→WorkItem.Body
Case.Owner↔WorkItem.AssignedTo
Case.Status↔WorkItem.State
Case.Priority↔WorkItem.Severity
329 records synced•last 1.4s ago
Azure DevOps Marketplace · 100% Free
Install the ADL Connect extension free — for every Azure DevOps user
The ADL Connect extension is published on the Visual Studio Marketplace and is completely free to install for your whole team. Bring Salesforce records right inside Azure DevOps work items — no license, no credit card, no per-seat fee.
100% free for all users — install it for every member of your Azure DevOps organization at zero cost — no license, no credit card, no per-seat fee.
One-click install — add it straight from the Visual Studio Marketplace and it’s live on your work item forms in minutes.
Work without tab-switching — view, search, create & edit Salesforce records right inside Azure DevOps work items.
Backend-less & secure — OAuth 2.0 with PKCE — data flows directly between Salesforce and Azure DevOps, with no middleware to host.
Multi-org support — connect production, sandboxes, or separate business units, with admin-controlled field mapping.
No credit card required · Works on Azure DevOps Services (cloud)
Price$0Free forever
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Salesforce & Microsoft Partner
1-click
Install
OAuth 2.0
PKCE Secure
Cloud
Azure DevOps
Features
Everything Salesforce & Azure DevOps teams need in one place
Four core capabilities every connector deserves — shipped from day one, maintained by the team that built them.
Bi-directional Sync
Salesforce updates push to Azure DevOps; Azure DevOps updates flow back to the record — with full audit history.
No-Code Field Mapping
Drag-and-drop mapping for standard and custom fields, including picklists and lookup relationships.
Real-time Sync
Secure-inbound delivery hits records in seconds — not on a 15-minute cron job.
Native Security
Runs inside Salesforce trust boundary. Named credentials, FLS, encryption and audit logs out of the box.
Overview
One Salesforce-native app that bridges every Azure DevOps workflow
ADL Connect installs from AppExchange in minutes and runs entirely inside your Salesforce org. No external middleware, no hosting, no IT ticket. Map any Salesforce object to any Azure DevOps record, sync comments, attachments and field changes in real time, and keep both sides honest with a full audit trail.
Bi-directional sync
Updates flow both ways, every field tracked
No-code field mapping
Drag-and-drop standard & custom fields
Real-time updates
Secure inbound delivery in seconds
Enterprise security
Lightning Data Service & named credentials
ADL Connect / Object MappingsLive
Salesforce · Objects
Case
12 fields · 89 records
Opportunity
8 fields · 42 records
Account
6 fields · 127 records
Project__c
Custom · 14 fields · 71 records
Azure DevOps · Work Items
Bug
DEV-241 · synced 2s ago
Task
DEV-240 · syncing now
Issue
DEV-238 · synced 1m ago
PBI
DEV-235 · queued
4 active mappings ·329 records synced · last sync 1.4s ago
Solution Architecture
Built on Salesforce. Connected to Azure DevOps.
Native on the Salesforce side — ADL Connect runs as a managed package, with a hardened API bridge to the Microsoft Azure DevOps.
Salesforce
ADL Connect
Azure DevOps
Salesforce Cloud
Native managed package
Objects & Records
Standard objects: Cases, Accounts, Opportunities
Custom objects & record types
Files & attachments included
CaseAccountOpportunityCustom
Automation & Validation
FLS, profile & permission honor
Salesforce Flows & Apex triggers
Sync by record type, field, or custom event
ADL Connect bridge
REST API
Secure near real‑time sync
Microsoft Azure DevOps
Cloud or Server
Azure DevOps Records
All standard record types & statuses
Custom records, fields & types
Relationships, hierarchies & links
BugUser StoryTaskFeatureEpic
Attachments, Comments & Links
All file types incl. images, PDFs, ZIP
Rich comments & notes (HTML preserved)
Record links, relationships, dependencies
What syncs
Every Azure DevOps object. Mapped, synced, audited.
From records to attachments to comments — ADL Connect handles the data Salesforce and Azure DevOps teams actually care about.
Records
Bugs, Features, User Stories, Tasks, Test Cases & custom work item types — bi-directional in real time.
BugUser StoryTaskFeatureEpic
Attachments
Images, PDFs, ZIPs, docs — full payload sync with size-aware streaming.
ImagePDFZIPOffice
Comments & Notes
Rich-text bridging, @mentions, edit history — both internal notes and public comments.
HTML@mentionsMarkdown
Links & Search
Record links, dependencies, hierarchies, ID lookup, tags & keyword search.
LinksTagsSearchIDs
How it works
Live in minutes, not months
Install, connect, map. Three steps to a live Salesforce–Azure DevOps bridge running entirely inside your org.
1
Install from AppExchange
One-click managed package install. No external middleware, no IT ticket, no hosting to maintain.
2
Connect & authenticate
Authorize Salesforce ↔ Azure DevOps via named credentials and a guided OAuth flow. Encrypted end-to-end.
3
Map & go live
Drag-and-drop field mapping, set sync rules, then watch records flow in real time. First sync in under 15 minutes.
Watch The Walkthrough
See it in action in 3 minutes
A short visual tour of the Azure DevOps connector — install, configure and sync, end to end.
Azure DevOps Connector · WalkthroughLive Demo3:24
User Guide
Everything you need, beautifully explained
Setup walkthroughs, configuration recipes, and the answer to every “why?” — all in one searchable hub.
USER GUIDE
Azure DevOps Connector Docs
Built to teach, designed to guide
Every setting documented. Every flow explained. Every edge case covered — in clear, searchable docs.
What you actually get inside each plan's support tier.
Feature / Criteria
Bronze
Silver
Recommended Gold
Availability
Business hours (Mon–Fri)
Extended hours (Mon–Sat)
24×7 priority coverage
Response Time
2–3 business days
Within 24 hours
Within 4–8 hours
Support Channel
Email only
Email & chat
Email, chat & phone
Dedicated Account Manager
Not included
Shared CSM pool
Assigned account manager
Escalation Priority
Standard queue
Elevated queue
Top priority
Configuration Assistance
Self-service only
Setup guidance & templates
Full setup & integration assistance
Training & Onboarding
Self-paced documentation
Group training sessions
Personalized 1:1 onboarding
System Health Checks
Not included
Monthly basic check
Quarterly performance & health review
Consultation / Best Practices
Not included
Quarterly office hours
Proactive consultation
* Monthly price, billed annually. Enterprise intro pricing applies to the first year only, then renews at $199/mo. Need custom scale or SLAs? Talk to our team
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Testimonials
What our Salesforce & Azure DevOps customers say
Real teams syncing Azure DevOps with Salesforce on ADL Connect — in their own words.
Sarah Orens
Seamless Integration, Excellent Support, and Exciting Features
ADL Connect has been a game-changer for our organization by seamlessly integrating our Salesforce instance with Azure DevOps. Our support teams use the tool to link their Salesforce cases to existing Azure DevOps Work Items, ensuring streamlined communication and better collaboration between teams. What’s particularly helpful is the ability to relate multiple cases to a single bug, which simplifies tracking and resolution processes. ADL Connect continues to exceed our expectations and has become an invaluable tool for bridging Salesforce and Azure DevOps. Highly recommend!
Alex Buffie
Excellent tool and support
Our company evaluated a number of vendors to establish a connection between Salesforce and Azure, and going with ADL Connect was the clear choice. They responded promptly to our demo request, answered a number of questions from representatives across our business, and continued to provide excellent support as we tested, and ultimately purchased, this tool. I highly recommend ADL Connect if you’re looking for a no-code integration tool.
Aaron Ethridge
Have used both for ADO and Jira, 10/10 experience
App works great, is easy to use. Support team is very helpful as is the setup video online. Has been a consistent integration and was great to try it out a few times via the free version, however for any meaningful quantity of tickets needing to sync between Salesforce and ADO/JIRA you’ll need to get the paid version for sure because of the limits of the free version. Regardless, anytime I’ve ran into a problem their support team was awesome and very responsive and knowledgable as well. Once set up correctly, runs great!
Jan Żaczek
Easy to configure and helpful support
Using this app for both ADO and JIRA integration. Configuring the connector is very easy and quick. Even if there are some obstacles or issues support is always helpful and provide help within hours! Nothing more to be added here — this can be setup within a day and gives you amazing functionalities.
Nic Gulas
Easy Connection for ADO and SF
Once we got everything synced and built, we have not had any issues. Support was a great help to get us up and running and to ensure we had everything we needed. Their help along with the provided materials made syncing ADO with Salesforce a breeze.
Yes. ADL Connect is a managed AppExchange package that runs entirely inside your Salesforce org. There is no external middleware, no separate hosting, and no third-party platform between you and the data. Connections use named credentials, Lightning Data Service, and standard FLS/permission sets.
How is sync triggered — polling or push?
ADL Connect uses secure-inbound notifications from Azure DevOps, so records hit your Salesforce org in seconds — not on a 5- or 15-minute cron cycle like middleware-based competitors. The connection is encrypted, signed, and audit-logged.
Can I map custom Salesforce objects to Azure DevOps?
Yes. Map any Salesforce object (Case, Account, Opportunity, custom) to any Azure DevOps record type using the no-code mapping UI. Field mapping supports standard, custom, picklist and lookup fields. Re-map without redeploying.
What about attachments and comments?
Both sync bi-directionally with full payload fidelity. Attachments (images, PDFs, ZIP, Office docs) stream with size-aware chunking. Comments bridge rich-text formats, preserving @mentions and edit history.
Is there a free trial or free version?
Yes — both. Start with the free tier for basic visibility, or grab the full AppExchange package for a 14-day full-feature trial. No credit card required.
What support comes with the paid plan?
Every paid plan includes direct support from the team that built the app — no tier-1 ticket queue, no reseller hand-offs.
Does it support both Azure DevOps Services (cloud) and Server (on-prem)?
Yes. ADL Connect's Azure DevOps connector supports Azure DevOps Services (cloud) and Azure DevOps Server (on-premises). Choose your hosting model in the connection setup — sync works identically across both.
Can I sync sprints and iterations?
Yes — sprints, iterations, area paths and fix versions are all part of the field-mapping UI. You can mirror Salesforce roadmaps onto ADO iterations, or vice versa.
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