Team Agile Development: Streamline Backlogs and Sprints

Managing agile development shouldn’t feel like a constant battle with scattered tools and lost updates. The new Team Agile Development solution is designed for software teams who want to move faster, stay aligned, and deliver value, without the chaos of spreadsheets or disconnected systems.

🎥 Want a sneak peek first?

Watch our quick overview video to discover how Wrike helps you streamline everything from request intake to sprint planning and delivery.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8PzFN6bMK0

📋Key Benefits:

✅ Dedicated request forms for feature requests and bug reports.

✅ Built-in agile workflows and custom item types (Epics, Stories, Bugs).

✅ Sprint planning tools with backlog management and roadmap visibility.

✅ Dashboards for real-time tracking of velocity, burn-down, and epic progress.

✅ Fully customizable to match your team’s agile framework.

With Wrike, you can eliminate chaos, improve collaboration, and accelerate delivery—so your teams spend less time chasing updates and more time building amazing products.

🔎 Want to learn more?

👉 Ready to see how it works? Download this solution here 👈

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Amy Hunter

This looks great! I set up our Web Team in Wrike to mirror the Agile workspace they were used to using within Jira. They have folders for current sprint, backlog, completed sprints and intake. Like this example the team uses dashboards to manage this and use a specific sprint workflow. This is working well for the team at the moment and the transition was quite seamless which is encouraging! So we don't have a need for this current solution but I encourage any teams who want to set up an Agile workspace to try this!

Pietro Poli

Interesting space template @Alex Jimenez

I'd like to automate the creation of locations for Sprints "Week 25," "Week 26," etc.
And ensure that if an activity is scheduled for a specific period, it automatically enters that location.

Have you found a way to automate this from your analysis?

Alex Jimenez

Hello @Pietro Poli , thanks for your comment.
I tried to automate the setup as you described. While it’s possible to automatically create sprint items using project-level custom item types, Wrike doesn’t yet allow routing backlog items to specific sprints based on dates.
That said, Wrike Integrate might provide the flexibility needed for that kind of automation.

Pietro Poli

thanks @Alex Jimenez,
I was hoping for a solution without Wrike Integrate until the very last moment, but since I have it I can implement it there.