Not an endless task list.
Two weeks — and you see results.
Sprints per department: plan, work, watch an honest burndown — and close with a summary. No magic, just Scrum.
Active sprint board: tasks by status, story points and working days left.
1
active sprint per department
1/2/4
weeks — pick a duration
06:30
auto-close of overdue sprints
PLANNING
All company tasks in one list: filter by project or assignee and drag the ones you need straight into the sprint.
Estimate tasks in SP — the system totals the sprint for you, so you instantly see if you took on too much.
One active sprint per department. Every team knows what it is working on right now.
Capacity panel per assignee: load bars and a highlight for anyone who got too much on their plate.
Planning: move tasks from the backlog into the sprint and see the load in SP right away.
DURING THE SPRINT
Sprint tasks on a board with statuses: you see what is not started, in progress, in review and done.
Countdown in working days
“4 working days left” — weekends don't count. An honest deadline, no Monday surprises.
Burndown with a scope line
Ideal line over working days, weekends shaded. Added tasks mid-sprint? The scope line shows it right away.
AI ASSISTANT
Ask the assistant — don't dig through tabs.
“How is the sprint going?”
Task status, the burndown and what's stuck — one question in the chat.
Load vs capacity for every person — the assistant shows right away who is carrying too much.
The assistant connects sprint tasks with project risks and deadlines — and points at the thin ice.
The assistant answers from your company's live data with links to the exact tasks — not generic advice.
CLOSING
About 3 working days before the end and on the last day, the owner and admins get a reminder: the sprint is ending.
Auto-close with carry-over
An overdue sprint closes itself every morning at 06:30: unfinished tasks return to the backlog, carried-over SP is recorded.
A completed sprint is like a photograph: tasks are read-only, numbers can't be rewritten after the fact.
History: average velocity and the burndown of every closed sprint.
REPORTS
Sprint summary
Planned · added · completed · carried over
By project
Tasks and SP split across projects
Who did what
Tasks and SP per assignee
Velocity
Committed vs completed across recent sprints
Carry-over
% of SP that moved to the next sprint
Task flow (CFD)
Statuses day by day
Task age
From started to done
Created vs resolved
Is the team keeping up with incoming tasks
Each report block is a separate CSV, the full report — one PDF in a light design: company logo on top and a burndown chart.
Sprints are available on the Business and Enterprise plans. On lower plans Syntra tells you what to enable and where.
Sprint report: plan vs done, scope changes and who did what — CSV and PDF.
Sprint after sprint.
The team sees progress. You see the truth.
Backlog, board, working-day burndown, velocity and reports — all in one place, no side spreadsheets.
