Overview
Learn how FortyOne connects goals, requests, planning, and delivery across teams.
FortyOne gives teams one place to turn goals, requests, and decisions into owned work. Operations, marketing, product, engineering, customer support, field, government, and leadership teams can shape the same core workflow around the way they work.
These guides explain how to use FortyOne. Integration builders can switch to the API Reference at the top of any page.
Set up a workspace
Invite the team, create your first team, and choose sensible defaults.
Manage work
Create, assign, schedule, and move work through your team’s workflow.
Connect feedback to the roadmap
Turn customer requests into priorities the team can explain and deliver.
Connect your tools
Work with GitHub, Slack, Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, and Figma.
Explore use cases
See how different teams apply FortyOne to their own work.
The product at a glance
| Area | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Goals and objectives | Connect company or program direction to measurable outcomes and delivery work |
| Requests and roadmaps | Capture demand, make priorities visible, and communicate what happens next |
| Teams and work items | Own, prioritize, estimate, and track work through a shared workflow |
| Calendar and auto-scheduling | Make time for work around meetings, working hours, and existing commitments |
| Maya | Ask questions, prepare plans, and apply reviewed changes with an explicit confirmation |
| Integrations | Keep conversations, code, designs, calendars, and FortyOne work connected |
Your workspace may use different words
Administrators can rename core terms. If your workspace says “issues,” “tasks,” or another name, it still refers to the same underlying work item.