Your real-time data with the Agile Dashboard

Real-time burndown charts

View the progress of your sprint in real time with two burndowns charts showing interesting stats. The story points chart shows the number of points the team has obtained for the work carried out up to now in the sprint.

The hour burndown chart indicates the number of hours the team worked up to now in the sprint. The second metric shows the team’s progress regarding the number of items currently closed and the number of days left before the end of the sprint. The last data is the estimation of the progress based on the team’s pace. It’s represented either with a green line (i.e., good pace) or a red line (i.e., on track not to complete everything).

Sunset Graph

The Sunset graph is the only chart that gives you a real forecast on your Agile project. According to the business value that you decided to give to your user stories, this graph indicates how many mandatory, important, and optional items you have in your backlog. It’s a good way to see when you should be able to release a minimum viable product to your users.

Velocity Chart

Each team has the capacity to accomplish a certain number of story points per sprint. This number is not very important (actually, we really don’t care). In fact, it allows the PO to see the trends and to provide more accurate forecasts. Our velocity widget gives you the number of points the team obtained during the last 10 sprints as well as the average.

Money widgets

Even if money can’t buy love or happiness, it’s still an important metric in a project. Urban Turtle has a couple of widgets allowing you to follow your budget as well as the earned value of a project, feature, or sprint. The budget graph gives the opportunity to compare the planned budget to your actual investment in the project. Quite easy to set up, this widget is very interesting for both the stakeholders and managers.