What is a SCRUM board?
SCRUM boards show the PBIs with their tasks that have been added to the sprint to achieve the incremental value of the product in that time frame. It is an information hub that allows the team to track the status of the tasks in real time. The SCRUM board has rows and columns where PBI tasks advance until they reach the status defined as DONE or completed. The development team must be able to access them from anywhere, as it is an important pillar within teams that work following the SCRUM methodology.
DoneTonic’s SCRUM software allows the automatic generation of the SCRUM board once the sprint is defined.
DoneTonic SCRUM Boards
All the information on the SCRUM board
The SCRUM board is the information center of the projects or product development executed with the SCRUM methodology. It consists of several rows and columns where the tasks to be developed in that sprint are shown, where the columns correspond to the status of the task and the rows to the PBIs.
User Stories
They are a definition of the PBIs to be developed during the sprint to create a feature of the final product. They will include the tasks required to achieve that goal as well as the assigned members, the time estimate and their status.
Statuses
Indicate the status of each PBI’s tasks. For simple project management, it is recommended to work with the three basic statuses: TO-DO, DOING, DONE, but as projects or developments become more complex, as many statuses as necessary can be added, as long as the whole team has been informed.
Information on tasks
In DoneTonic’s SCRUM boards, you can track all the important information of each task without having to enter it. At a glance you can see the delivery date, who it is assigned to, the associated tag and its importance. When you enter it, you can see the description, the attached files and you can indicate the time allocated to perform any action on it.
Sprint information
The agile teams boards
SCRUM board configuration
Plan, control and progress on your own SCRUM board
