Pivotal Tracker has been in the Google Apps marketplace for a few weeks, and we’re excited to see that it’s already in the Top New Apps list! Thanks to everyone who jumped right in, and for all the great reviews!
For the most part, provisioning Tracker for a Google Apps domain is straightforward, but there are some potential gotchas, especially if you have multiple logins or accounts in Tracker, or have been signing into Tracker via OpenID, using Google Accounts. This post covers the provisioning process for existing Tracker accounts in step-by-step detail, and explains how to recover from problems.
If this is the first time you’re reading about the Tracker integration with Google Apps, adding Tracker as a marketplace app to your domain will enable single sign-on, universal navigation, integrated user management, and the ability to attach Google Docs to your Tracker stories. See my previous post for more details.
Here's a brief video that walks through the process of provisioning Pivotal Tracker for your Google Apps domain.
For more info on the Google Apps integration, see my previous blog post.