Sprint planning
Stop having to 'circle back'—get everyone on the same page during the sprint planning process by bringing roadmaps, issues, tests, and tasks into an interactive room. Smoother planning means stronger roadmaps.
Switchboard helps product leaders and engineers:
- Stay aligned with a dedicated space to share work and track project milestones
- Host status meetings, both scheduled and impromptu
- Display multiple pieces of content side by side to get a comprehensive view of the sprint
- Always know where to find everything related to a single sprint instead of digging through emails or Slack
Use any tool, including:
Reduce prep time
Stop spending too much time gathering your product roadmap and tracking tools before the meeting. Everything you open is there where you left it for the next sprint.
Keep work moving
With everything related to a sprint in one spot, the whole team has a bird’s-eye view of how work is going. Jump into the room any time to check on work— without scheduling a meeting.
Host better stand-ups
Hold your stand-up and sprint planning meetings alongside the work you're discussing—always from the same URL—whether it's scheduled or on the spot.
Bring your own tools
Any web-based tools work natively in Switchboard’s browser apps—so you can close out those extra tabs and focus on planning. Just paste a URL into the canvas and you’re in. You can add images, videos, text, sticky notes, and PDFs too.
Share, plan, prioritize, do
Engage your team before, during, and after sprint planning meetings to get sprint work done, in Switchboard.
Share, plan, prioritize, do
Engage your team before, during, and after sprint planning meetings to get sprint work done, in Switchboard.
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Better project meetings
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Get on the same page.
In the same space.
Bring everyone and everything together into a
dynamic, digital work canvas.