Talk to customers
TargetProcess lets you read and answer customer Requests in real time.
Product Owner
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Groom Backlog
Add, remove, prioritize, change User Stories and Bugs. Batch updates, powerful filters, context information - all there.
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Gather Ideas
Lean backlog is a good thing. Maintain original ideas and convert them to User Stories or Features.
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Plan Releases
Visually plan releases for several projects on a single screen. Set milestones and create roadmaps.
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Track Progress
Track progress on various levels with smart Burn Down charts and summary reports.
Spot the good ideas. And the bad ones.
You can quickly and easily evaluate customer Requests. You assign valid Requests, merge duplicates and close invalid Requests.
With TargetProcess tracking, you always know where an idea came from and what you decided to do with it.
View videoCreate a Story, Task or a Feature.
When you're ready to turn an idea into a User Story – all you do is click "Create User Story". If it's urgent, you can even add the idea to your current Sprint on the fly.
TargetProcess gives you full control of your backlog. You can drag important stories to the top of the list, sort the stories, shuffle them and filter them.
Release Burn Down
Burn Down charts in TargetProcess are smart. Some people say they've been designed by aliens from Andromeda Galaxy. Whether it's true or not, they know when new work is added to Release and show that clearly, so it is harder to push more work to the team. They know when work is removed from Release. They even forecast Release end dates based on history data.
Release planning at your fingertips!
If your backlog is in order, planning releases will only take a few minutes. Drag and drop Stories and Bugs from the backlog to your next Release. You can add another Release, select a different project, or add a Milestone, whatever you need, all from the same screen. That's all there is to it!
View videoMilestones won't let you forget
You track important events and due dates, like “Prototype demo” or “Client meeting”, right on the Release road map. Give the event a name, choose a due date and an identifying color, and then forget about it. Except now you won't. The milestones will keep you on track.
