Atlassian has entered into an agreement to acquire AgileCraft, a platform trusted by major enterprises to scale agile practices and connect technical execution with business strategy at the enterprise level.
- AgileCraft enables scaled agile transformations with frameworks like SAFe and LeSS.
- The acquisition supports a seamless connection between strategy, work, and outcomes.
- Current AgileCraft customers include AT&T, Anthem, NCR, TIAA, and Duke Energy.
What happened
Atlassian announced its agreement to acquire AgileCraft, a leader in enterprise agile planning and scaled agile frameworks. The acquisition deal is valued at approximately $166 million. AgileCraft is already trusted by prominent enterprises such as AT&T, Anthem, NCR, TIAA, and Duke Energy for scaling their agile practices across numerous teams and portfolios.
This acquisition extends Atlassian’s existing agile offerings—including Jira and Trello—by adding a platform that offers executives a comprehensive view of work in progress and progress toward strategic business outcomes. AgileCraft supports multiple scaled agile frameworks like SAFe, LeSS, and Spotify, allowing organizations to customize their agile transformation journeys.
Why it matters
As digital transformation has shifted from optional to mandatory, enterprises face increased complexity when scaling agile across hundreds of teams. Without effective tools, organizations lose valuable time tracking status updates and understanding value delivery. AgileCraft addresses these challenges by unifying strategy, work, and outcomes, enabling leaders to make data-driven decisions and prioritize investments in initiatives showing strong results.
This strategic visibility helps enterprises optimize resource allocation and improve business agility at scale, ultimately driving better customer outcomes. The acquisition strengthens Atlassian’s position as a comprehensive provider of agile tools that support organizations at every stage—from single team execution to enterprise-wide transformation.
What to watch next
Following the acquisition, Atlassian will continue offering AgileCraft as a standalone service while integrating it into its broader agile product ecosystem. Enterprises can expect enhanced capabilities that better connect team-level execution with enterprise strategy and portfolio governance, all while allowing teams to keep using familiar tools like Jira and Trello.
Industry observers and customers will be looking for how Atlassian leverages AgileCraft’s rich framework support and executive visibility to deliver a unified solution for scaling agile across complex organizations. Upcoming events such as Atlassian Summit will provide more insights into the combined roadmap and expansion of agile capabilities for enterprise customers.