Organize your tasks
Automatically organize and prioritize your intake. Visualize team priorities with Gantt charts and online Scrum boards.
Accelerate your execution
Smart automation makes it quicker to plan and execute sprints. Remove repetitive admin tasks so your teams can focus.
Learn from each iteration
Empower teams to adapt quickly. Save time with prebuilt templates and use automated reports to improve consistently.
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A Scrum board is a visual management tool used to oversee the progress of Scrum projects. The main benefit of working with Scrum boards online is that teams track everything from user stories to sprint backlogs in real time. By using Wrike’s Scrum board online, you can efficiently organize and monitor each phase of the product development process.
Traditionally, a Scrum board would be a physical board like a whiteboard with sticky notes attached. Today, teams often use Agile board online solutions that track progress in real time. These online Agile boards provide instant visibility of overall progress, clarify what tasks need to be prioritized, and streamline the management of ongoing projects.
First, the Scrum board can be divided into columns such as “Planned,” “In Progress,” “In Review,” and “Complete.” Next, break each project into user stories and tasks, each represented by a card. From here, you can assign tasks and due dates.
Wrike’s Scrum task boards are available to all teams who use our collaborative work management solution, from our free plan right up to our Enterprise offering.
When you bring your task board online, you can make instant changes that automatically update the whole team. Wrike Scrum boards enable teams to effectively brainstorm, estimate, and manage backlog items during standups or any teamwork session. This leads to better collaboration and project visibility in a shared workspace.
A Scrum board is designed for sprint-based project management within the Agile methodology, incorporating sprint planning, sprint review, and sprint backlogs. On the other hand, a Kanban board emphasizes managing work in progress at any given time. It’s ideal for projects requiring continuous delivery, and it helps visualize work, manage flow, and optimize processes.