Sprint Lists to easily keep track of your sprints

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Since Scrum and agile software development revolve around sprints, your project management software needs to coordinate them effectively.

ClickUp can create Sprint Lists to break down the deliverables for each Scrum sprint. Since these are essentially checklists, you can quickly check them off as you go.

The product owner can even add Scrum story points to each list to better determine how long it will take to complete each product backlog item.

The ClickUp List View

Because they are so easy to read and use, an Agile Coach can easily use them to train multiple teams in Scrum project management.

3. Agile dashboards to get an overview of your software projects
Scrum teams are like Formula 1 champions!

Shouldn't they have cool dashboards like those in F1 cars?

ClickUp offers you Dashboards to get a detailed view of your project progress.

Why do you need an overview?

What do you prefer?

Staring at huge columns of data in a spreadsheet, or detailed graphs that accurately show your progress over time?

A man saying "It's pretty obvious"

Here's how ClickUp dashboards help with Scrum project management:

A. Velocity Charts ClickUp's Velocity Chart helps you track the completion rate of your tasks.
All of your tasks are broken down into biweekly or weekly intervals, and your average velocity is displayed here. ClickUp can also automatically group data from your Sprint Backlog to make it easier to add.

They are very useful during a sprint planning meeting as they basically predict how much work your marketing directors email list team can handle in the next sprint.

Stunning ClickUp Speed ​​Charts

B. Burndown Chart Teams use a release and sprint burndown chart to track their Agile team’s performance against a goal. ClickUp’s Burndown Chart also highlights how much work is pending.
The release reduction chart highlights several metrics such as:

Target progress: the ideal pace of task completion to achieve your increment
Projected Progress: Your team's current rate of progress based on completed tasks
Active: The current number of completed tasks