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Purpose-built for Development, Product, and Engineering teams. See how Gantum helps you plan, track, and deliver work efficiently.

Project Dashboard

Get the big-picture view of where all projects stand across departments and sprints. Great for status review meetings, the project dashboard helps get everyone on the same page.

What is Project Dashboard?

An all projects dashboard gives a high-level view to all projects going on at one time. It captures the most important information on the overall status of ongoing projects.

Why is Project Dashboard important?

This real-time insight on the progress of ongoing projects is critical to the effective management of teams and workflows. Colors and symbols representing late or overdue projects let managers glance at a dashboard and take action.

Who uses Project Dashboard?

Most users can benefit from a project dashboard, but it's managers and executives who get the most value. At a glance, leadership can see all project statuses at once and drill down into specific projects.

Sprint Planning

Plan and organize your sprints with ease. Visualize your backlog and prioritize work effectively.

What is Sprint Planning?

Sprint planning helps teams organize work into time-boxed iterations. You can create sprints, assign tickets, and track progress throughout the sprint lifecycle.

Why is Sprint Planning important?

Great for sprint planning meetings. Helps teams align on goals and ensure everyone knows what to work on. Visualize your backlog and prioritize work effectively.

Who uses Sprint Planning?

Development teams, product managers, and engineering managers use sprint planning to organize work and ensure teams stay focused on delivering value.

GitHub Integration

Deep GitHub integration automatically links commits, pull requests, and branches to tickets. Track code changes, auto-close tickets on PR merge, view commit history and file changes directly in tickets, and receive real-time updates via GitHub webhooks.

What is GitHub Integration?

Gantum has deep GitHub integration that automatically links commits, pull requests, and branches to tickets. When you reference a ticket number in a commit message or PR, it appears in the ticket automatically. Gantum supports GitHub webhooks for real-time updates, automatically closes tickets when pull requests are merged, and allows you to view commit history and file changes directly within tickets without switching tools.

Why is GitHub Integration important?

Connect code to work items automatically. See exactly what code changes relate to which tickets—no manual linking required. This provides full traceability from code to requirements. Real-time updates via webhooks ensure tickets stay synchronized with GitHub activity, and viewing commit history in tickets eliminates the need to switch between tools.

Who uses GitHub Integration?

Development teams and engineering managers use GitHub integration to maintain visibility into what code changes relate to which features, bugs, or user stories. The integration provides complete traceability from GitHub commits and PRs to tickets.

Sprint Burndown Charts

Visualize sprint progress with burndown charts. Compare ideal vs actual progress and identify bottlenecks.

What is Sprint Burndown Charts?

Burndown charts show the amount of work remaining in a sprint over time. They compare the ideal progress (straight line) with actual progress.

Why is Sprint Burndown Charts important?

See at a glance if your sprint is on track. Identify issues early and adjust before deadlines are missed. Burndown charts help teams understand their velocity and plan better.

Who uses Sprint Burndown Charts?

Scrum masters, product managers, and engineering managers use burndown charts to monitor sprint health and make data-driven decisions.

Time Tracking

Track time spent on tickets with detailed logs. View timesheets per staff member and analyze productivity.

What is Time Tracking?

Time tracking allows team members to log time spent on tickets. You can view timesheets per staff member, analyze productivity, and understand where time is being spent.

Why is Time Tracking important?

Understand where time is being spent. Make data-driven decisions about resource allocation and project estimates. Track billable hours for client projects.

Who uses Time Tracking?

Team members log their time, while managers and project leads use time tracking data to understand capacity and make informed decisions.

Advanced Analytics

Get insights into team velocity, workload distribution, and performance metrics with beautiful charts and dashboards.

What is Advanced Analytics?

Advanced analytics provide insights into team velocity, workload distribution, and performance metrics. Beautiful charts and dashboards help visualize data.

Why is Advanced Analytics important?

Make informed decisions with real data. Understand team capacity, identify trends, and optimize workflows. Data-driven insights help teams improve continuously.

Who uses Advanced Analytics?

Engineering managers, product managers, and executives use analytics to understand team performance, identify bottlenecks, and make strategic decisions.

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