Notifications are sent when a task is moved on the project workflow. We have the heart of effective communication and alignment between team members and stakeholders.
Inside the GitScrum Board, the workflow is displayed as a sequence of steps representing tasks from the beginning to the end of the project. Viewing the workflow allows a team to map all work steps in the Board columns and track work tasks as they move through them.
Our advanced filters are an easy way to locate tasks quickly on the project board. You can filter tasks by name, start date, due date, team members assigned, task labels, and many other parameters.
Highlight colors: Depending on the type of task, the task's background color will change.
Archived tasks: Archive older tasks and view them on a separate project board.
Choose the background image for each project board.
Share project progress with users outside the company.
Monitoring progress is the best way to align expectations.
You can export tasks to a CSV file anytime.
Keep track of the time spent on each task.
Classify tasks with custom color-coded labels.
Set the start date and the due date for each task.
You can assign a start date and a due date to tasks.
Impress your client with the Business Plan. Replace the GitScrum logo with your own and use a custom domain or subdomain.
See Time Tracking by user, team, task and project so you know how to allocate resources for timely delivery.
Track task progression without creating additional subtasks or smashing multiple reports together for a clear view.
Invite your clients to your boards so they can view project status, collaborate and marvel at your progress in real-time.