Customers have been asking us to provide a way for their teams to record time. We’re planning on providing a comprehensive yet extremely clean and simple way to address this problem.
The Time Tracking will come as free TeamPulse features. Here are a few of those you should
expect to see:
- Ability to track time against tasks, stories, bugs
- Ability to enter time against an iteration or release or project
- Track non-working time
- Report and export time tracking data
And here is an early preview of the extension:
Track Progress
TeamPulse ensures full project transparency by offering a comprehensive real-time view into the project. Using the built-in project management analytics (Project Dashboard, StoryBoard, TaskBoard and Progress Grid) everyone on the team can quickly see what's going on in every aspect of the project and react to what they see.
Track Progress Across Multiple Projects and Teams
The latest TeamPulse extension xView™ allows users to track status and health across a number of projects and teams at the same time. It highlights certain conditions so that in a single glance you can see if
a project needs attention or not; and if it does, to quickly understand
where the hot-spots are. The xView™ dashboard alerts users about blocking issues or bugs, the overall progress of the release or iteration, and if expectation won’t be met.
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Single Project Dashboard
The Project Dashboard allows you to see all key performance indicators (KPIs) in real-time and immediately understand the health and progress of your project. The Dashboard can also help teams easily learn from past experience - it takes just one click to see historical performance data that you can use in future planning sessions.
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- Iteration burn down (Velocity)
- Status history of iterations
- Progress of each team member
- Project summary with timeline and capacity usage details
- Real-time information on what changed, who made the change, and how long ago the change happened.
- RSS feeds for the most important reports
StoryBoard
If you want to see a card view of the user stories in the current iteration, you can use the interactive TeamPulse StoryBoard. Here User Stories are represented as index cards, organized in different columns based on status. The StoryBoard are ideal for daily Scrum meetings, allowing teams to quickly review, move, and edit cards in real time.
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TaskBoard
In the the TaskBoard you are able to see all tasks represented as index cards, organized in different columns based on status. Just like the StoryBoard the TaskBoard is ideal for daily Scrum meetings, giving team members a deeper view into everyones work and allowing you to quickly review, move, and edit cards in real time.
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Progress Grid
When you need to work with a very large set of data than can be that can’t be conveniently displayed on the TeamPulse Storyboard, you can utilize the Progress Grid which provides a powerful grid interface for viewing, filtering, sorting and grouping a large number of stories.
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Reports
In addition to the built-in analytics, TeamPulse also allows users to generate reports for key performance metrics like velocity, iteration burndown, estimate by area and more. You can easily export those reports to some of the most widely used document formats like PDF, Excel or RTF and present them to management.
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Some of the unique reports available are:
- Average Story Size by Area which helps teams understand the differences in how they estimate stories in different functional areas.
- Iteration Delta which helps teams understand if there is a difference between what was committed to in a sprint and what was delivered.
- Burndown by Area which allows teams to understand the rate with which things get done between functional areas of the application. Does one functional area look like it is in trouble? This report will answer that question.
- Task Burn Down that displays the completion of tasks in an iteration and gives trends for how much work is left until the successful closing of theiteration.
- Bugs by Area which shows the number of bugs broken down by project areas.
- Bugs by Severity Report shows the number of bugs broken down by bug severity levels.
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