Zoho Sprints - A quick recap of 2018

Zoho Sprints - A quick recap of 2018

Wish you all a very happy new year!
 
It's been a year since we launched our new agile product, Zoho Sprints, on the market. We are happy to have received positive feedback from our customers with both basic features and enhancements. Here's a quick overview of some of the best new features since the launch. 



We've been iterating and enhancing Sprints to match the current agile trends. We need your help to make it even better. Keep exploring Sprints and please share your feedback. We greatly appreciate it. 
 
Keep sprinting,
Monica. R


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