Sprints without the configuration project.
Velocity, burndown and capacity are on from the first sprint. No board scheme, no admin, no six-week rollout.
Sprints, in three moves.
- 01
Plan from the backlog
Drag work into the sprint and watch capacity fill in real time against the team you actually have this week.
- 02
Run it
The burndown updates as work moves. Scope changes are marked, not hidden, so the retro has facts.
- 03
Close and roll over
Unfinished work returns to the backlog with its history intact and its age visible.
What you get.
- Velocity from real completed points, not estimates
- Burndown with scope-change markers
- Capacity planning that respects holidays and part-time
- Automatic sprint rollover with ageing flags
- Retro notes attached to the sprint, not a separate doc
- Multiple concurrent sprints for multi-team programmes
“We stopped arguing about the tool in week two. That has never happened with anything else we have rolled out.”
Marcus KellHead of Delivery, PeaklineFrequently asked
No. Estimate in points, hours or nothing at all. Velocity and burndown adapt to whichever unit you pick, including count-of-tasks.
Yes. Sprints are optional. Teams running continuous flow use WIP limits and cycle-time reporting and never open the sprint view.
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