Sprints that finish.
Write user stories, keep the backlog in order, plan each sprint and run the daily scrum on one board.
The whole sprint on one board.
Every user story moves from to do to done in front of the team, with its owner and its estimate.
Boards
Drag stories across the columns you choose.
Owners
Each story shows who is working on it.
Time left
Estimates and hours left on every story.
The next sprint, already in order.
User stories wait in the backlog by priority. Drag them into the next sprint until the team's time is full.
User stories
Who it is for, what they want, and why.
Priorities
The most important work sits at the top.
Sprint planning
See the hours planned against the hours available.
Fifteen minutes, on the record.
Record each daily scrum: what was done, what is next and what is in the way. Blockers get an owner before the meeting ends.
Yesterday and today
Each person's update, kept with the sprint.
Blockers
Every blocker has someone to clear it.
Sprint progress
Stories done and hours left, day by day.
Agile, without the extra tools.
Six details your team will use every day.
Discussion in the story
Comments and files stay with the story.
Subtasks
Break a story into the tasks that deliver it.
Timesheets
Time logged on stories counts in the timesheet.
Shared team
The same people across sprints and projects.
Calendar
Sprint dates and meetings in one calendar.
Permissions by role
Each person sees what their role allows.
Questions.
Can we use agile for some projects and Gantt for others?
Yes. Each project uses the way of working that suits it, with the same team and timesheets.
Where do user stories live?
In the backlog, by priority, until you drag them into a sprint.
Can we record the daily scrum?
Yes. Scrum meetings are kept with the sprint, with each person's update and any blockers.
Does time on stories count for billing?
Yes, when the work is billable. Time logged on stories joins the timesheet like any other task.
Ship every sprint.
Book a demo and we will set up your first board with you.