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- Sprint / Agile Board
- Who it's for
- Internal delivery teams
Internal delivery teams
An internal team can plan project work in sprint scopes while recording risks, impediments and review decisions. The same project structure gives the team a place to inspect ownership and dates when priorities move.
How Sprint / Agile Board is set up for you
Plan the work
Put the next delivery goal in a sprint scope with its own owner, estimate and dates. Link the stories that the team expects to work.
Watch interruptions
Use the blocked story queue and impediment triage to give a problem a severity and owner. Revisit open risks with their mitigation.
Review outcomes
Inspect submitted scope and time entries with the people who make those decisions. Keep the resulting decision and receipt tied to the source record.
An internal team can plan project work in sprint scopes while recording risks, impediments and review decisions. The same project structure gives the team a place to inspect ownership and dates when priorities move.
Choose one internal project with a clear owner. Add a scope for the next cycle and rehearse the blocker and time approval handoffs. A short rehearsal with a blocked story and a submitted time entry shows whether each person can find the next action. Keep project naming consistent across stories and time entries. After the first operating cycle, compare planned and actual hours, inspect missed milestones and correct the assignments that caused unnecessary waiting.
For an internal rollout, the Delivery Lead can compare the next milestone with open risks before committing another team member to the scope. The Project Manager keeps the story assignments on the active scope. A submitted time entry still follows the same approval check even when the project is internal.
Features to start with
Stories
A story belongs to a sprint scope and can have an assignee, priority, estimate and due date.
Projects
The Delivery Lead creates a project for an organization, names an owner and sets the planned start and end dates.
Sprint Scopes
The Project Manager groups stories inside a dated sprint scope linked to a project.
Roles on the team
- Delivery Lead
- Owns project delivery and resolves scope and schedule decisions.
- Project Manager
- Plans sprint scopes, assignments and blocker follow-up.
- Team Member
- Works assigned stories, raises impediments and submits hours.
Set up Sprint / Agile Board your way.
Start free, then use Proto to change fields, steps and approvals before your team goes live.