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Keanan Koppenhaver

<p>Kanban boards are best known for agile project management, but work well for customer relationship management (CRM), tracking sales, scheduling content publishing, hiring new employees, and more. See and show progress on your projects. Get more done.</p>
<p>For more information, please visit <a href="http://kanbanwp.com?utm_medium=documentation&utm_source=wordpress.org&utc_campaign=documentation" rel="nofollow ugc">KanbanWP.com</a></p>
<p>Here’s a 60-second intro to how to use the board, once you have it installed:<br />
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<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Easy installation</li>
<li>Customize the board to work for your team, including custom swim lanes.</li>
<li>Most editing is “edit in place” for quick updating. Create tasks and projects quickly, right from the board.</li>
<li>Assign tasks to team members to make sure they’ll get done.</li>
<li>Estimate how long you think tasks will take, then track your hours to see the progress of tasks as they get done.</li>
<li>Create custom views by filtering and searching for tasks. Bookmark them for easy access.</li>
<li>Manage the users who have access to the board, for privacy and integrated project management.</li>
<li>Data is stored separately from your WordPress data, for better privacy and security.</li>
<li>Collaborate in real-time, and see updates live.</li>
<li>Works on mobile!</li>
<li>Lots of extra features available through paid add-ons – multiple boards, to-do lists, task flagging, notifications, and more.</li>
</ul>
<p>“Easy to install, easy to use!” – Hovig Devejian</p>
<p>“Kanban for WordPress allows us to focus on our work and not waste time managing tasks.” – Brad Chellingwort</p>
<p>“I’ve used lot of commercial project management tools but was never overjoyed on data security. These guys have done it. You Own All Your Data.” – wpsupport.io</p>
<h4>Common Uses</h4>
<p>While most our users are covered by the applications below, there are endless ways you can use Kanban – just get creative!</p>
<ul>
<li>Project management and collaboration – just like Trello for WordPress. Kanban lets project managers make task and to-do lists and move them between various boards to show progress.</li>
<li>Editorial calendar – use Kanban to plan your content calendar over time, assign articles and blog posts, lead discussions, and meet your deadlines.</li>
<li>Customer Relationship Management (CRM) – collate customer information to analyze interactions and improve business relationships. You can easily use boards to track the status of customers and see when you should reach out to them.</li>
<li>Sales tracking – plan every activity between “now” and “sold” to make sure your funnel keeps flowing smoothly. Tracking and analysis let you see what’s working and who’s performing.”</li>
</ul>
<h4>Check out Kanban Pro for additional features</h4>
<p><a href="https://kanbanwp.com/addon/kanban-pro/?utm_medium=documentation&utm_source=wordpress.org&utc_campaign=documentation" rel="nofollow ugc">https://kanbanwp.com/addon/kanban-pro/</a></p>
<ul>
<li>Comments: Boost communication through task comments. Now everyone can discuss a task as you work on it. Comments update live as people discuss a task. View “system” comments along side user comments, to track the progress of tasks as they’re worked on.</li>
<li>User management: Take more control over your Kanban boards. Work more closely with clients and team members. Control exactly who has access to what on your kanban board.</li>
<li>Fields & Attachments: Get granular with info and files attached to your tasks. Add custom fields, details and attach files to each task. Customize the data associated with each field, to add new uses to your Kanban board. Add to-do lists for sub-tasks, dates for tracking deadlines or text fields to add notes.</li>
<li>Colors: Improve clarity by color coding your tasks. Add a colored flag to the corner of your tasks for further organization. Color-code tasks for priority, work type (development, design, writing), or whatever.</li>
<li>Notifications: Keep everyone on the same page, even if they’re not on the site. Get notified when changes are made to your kanban board. Users of your choice will receive an email updating them that changes have been made.</li>
<li>Multiple boards: Extend your work flow with multiple Kanban boards. Run multiple boards on the same site. Teams or individuals can have their own boards to manage different projects.</li>
</ul>
<p>While using this plugin if you find any bugs, please submit an issue at <a href="https://github.com/gelform/kanban/" rel="nofollow ugc">Github</a> or use the “Contact us” form included in the plugin.</p>
<h3>Privacy Policy</h3>
<p>For optimized user experience, upon activation, the plugin will make an API connectivity test. This API call is <em>anonymous</em> and will <em>NOT</em> share any identifiable information about your site or user.</p>


Kanban Boards for WordPress

Add Kanban boards to your WordPress sites and get organized! Great for project management, CRM, sales tracking, editorial calendar and more.

Ricardo Maekawa

<p>Tabagile Scrum Board 0.1 (alpha version), is a simple scrum board that will help you, a Product Owner, to deal with your stories, sprints and your team members.</p>
<p>0.1 alpha features:</p>
<ol>
<li>All members work as a team to manipulate the list under “Manage”.</li>
<li>Each member can see what’s really important.</li>
<li>Scrum players are in Sync with WordPress Roles and Capabilities.</li>
<li>You can insert entries as Stories, Epics, Themes, Tasks or Project.</li>
<li>Tabagile Scrum Board permits you to maintain the relationships between the entryes. That is, an Epic can be a parent category for a lot of stories, for example.</li>
<li>Set the stories as “Not-ready” or “Ready” and submit them to sprint. Trac it all.</li>
</ol>
<p>Next alpha release features:</p>
<ol>
<li>Entries pagination and a “sort by” the table title names.</li>
<li>View the entries according by the relationship beetween them(parents and children nodes). </li>
<li>Request for approval using e-mail on changing the entry status.</li>
<li>Visualize the graphs for “release burn-down”, “sprint burn-down”.</li>
<li>Attach files and documents to the entries.</li>
<li>Setup the title table names that will be shown in the product backlog list   </li>
</ol>
<p>Tabagile Scrum Board is a variant derived from Abstract Dimension’s Todo List Plugin.</p>
<h3>Roles and Capabilities</h3>
<ul>
<li>“subscriber” / role:0 = Client (that user can sugest stories directly in the product backlog, trough a public interface, and can follow entries created by himself)</li>
<li>“contributor” / role:1 = Team Member(that user can sugest stories directly in the product backlog, trough a public interface, and can follow entries created by himself)</li>
<li>“author” / role:2,3,4  = Team Member (that user can see your tasks in product backlog)</li>
<li>“editor” / role:5,6,7 = Scrum Master (can dealing with tasks and team members)</li>
<li>“administrator” / role:8,9,10 = Product Owner (can dealing with epics, stories, themes, projects and grant access for all team members)</li>
</ul>
<h3>Table Structure</h3>
<ol>
<li>id bigint(20) NOT NULL auto_increment: the entry id ( story, epic, theme )   </li>
<li>idParent int(11) default NULL: parent id number, if it exists        </li>
<li>sprintNumber int(11) default NULL: sprint number that will support the storie        </li>
<li>points int(11) default NULL: story points        </li>
<li>author bigint(20) NOT NULL default ‘0’: story account id     </li>
<li>att bigint(4) NOT NULL default ‘0’: attendant id (scrum-master, p.o, team-member)    </li>
<li>targetActors bigint(20) NOT NULL default ‘0’: the target profile that will be    </li>
<li>tasktag bigint(4) NOT NULL default ‘0’: it will show you if the entry is a ‘0 = story’, ‘1 =<br />
epic’, ‘2 = theme’, ‘3 = task’, ‘4 = project’</li>
<li>status tinyint(1) NOT NULL default ‘0’: this field is abble to show you if your story is  ‘0 = notset’, ‘1 = notready’ ‘2 = ready’, ‘3 = progress’, ‘4 = has been done’      </li>
<li>priority tinyint(1) NOT NULL default ‘0’: ‘0 = important’, ‘1 = normal’, ‘2 = low’          </li>
<li>todotext text NOT NULL: The full entry description</li>
<li>created_at datetime NOT NULL default ‘0000-00-00 00:00:00’: The date that the entry has been created    </li>
<li>starts_in datetime NOT NULL default ‘0000-00-00 00:00:00’: The date that the entry was submited to the sprint       </li>
<li>ended_in datetime NOT NULL default ‘0000-00-00 00:00:00’: The date that the entry has been doned</li>
</ol>


Tabagile Scrum Board

A simple scrum board that helps you, as a Product Owner, to deal with your stories, sprints and your team members.

Kanban Boards for WordPress vs Tabagile Scrum Board