Tip #10 - 3 things to track using user profile

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Are you looking for a report that tracks progress by users? Well, here's 'User Profile' that helps you track progress of the user from a single location.

Track the total, completed, and pending work items and estimation points assigned to the user. Using this feature, managers can evaluate user work load and allocate resources.
Velocity meter helps users evaluate their performance by tracking the progress of the completed sprints. Using this chart, managers can evaluate the performance of the users and assign work items in the upcoming sprints.

Progress meter tracks the progress of the user against four parameters.

Sprint progress: Tracks the total number of work items in each sprint.
Status progress: Tracks the total number of work items in each status.
Work item type progress: Tracks the total number of work items in each work item type.
Priority progress: Tracks the total number of work items in each priority.

Refer our resource center to read more on this feature. If you have any queries write to support@zohosprints.com or connect with us through live chat.

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