Have questions about Pluralsight Flow before you make a decision? Here are common questions and answers that can help you—or your boss—choose how to move forward.
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What is Flow exactly?
Pluralsight Flow is a highly customizable software engineering analytics platform that provides concrete data and insights into your software delivery process. Configure Flow to provide the data you need for your unique business practices. Use Flow&...
What can Flow help me do?
Flow is designed for leaders of software development teams, including CTOs, VPEs, Directors, Engineering Managers, platform engineers, and Team Leads. Managers can lose the intuition and visibility as their teams scale. The larger the team, t...
How much does Flow cost?
Our pricing plans are described on the pricing page (opens in new tab) . Pricing tiers are based on the number of people actively contributing to your codebase. ...
Will this change our workflow?
For most Flow reports, you won’t need to change your workflow. Flow report data is generated when your developers check in code, update tickets, create PRs, and more. But every engineering team is unique and approaches their work differently....
Which Git hosts does Flow support?
Flow works with Git repositories and ticket vendors. If your repositories are available in the cloud or behind a firewall, Flow can connect to your codebase. Learn more about using Flow with an internal server or behind a firewall . Flow integrat...
Which languages are supported?
We are language agnostic, so any coding language checked into a Git repo will work.
Is this just a lines of code counter?
Well, sure you count lines of code, but why would you want to do that? As demonstrated by this story from the early days at Apple, managing by lines of code is kind of ridiculous (opens in new tab) . And it's not even clear how you would do it...