Epics are a great way to track higher level work and to create a roadmap that is constantly updated as you work with your Trello boards. You don’t want to go back to your previous way of using Trello once you’ve got used to working with epics, I guarantee.

The basic idea is that instead of working with multiple isolated boards, you can combine multiple boards together, and get a high level view of the progress of your work across all of them.

We are excited to announce that our new Trello Power-Up is now available! It is a free add-on for Trello that adds an epics support for your Trello boards. Epics are a great way to organise and track your work towards some bigger goal.

We’ve added some new functionalities to our dashboard that helps you to find out when and why your delivery gets stuck so that you can take action in a timely manner. We’ve added markers on the x-axis of your sprint burndown showing the changes in the scope during the sprint. Whenever a new work is added or removed during the sprint, you’ll see it in the burndown chart

Our mission is to help you to track the progress of your projects and what would be a better way to show progress than with progress bars! Now you have them. The first place we've introduced them is the task status report in the sprint view.

We're happy to let you know that we've introduced user access controls to our dashboards. Now you can limit the visibility of a dashboard to selected individuals. That's very handy if you have multiple teams and you don't want each of them to see each others data. 

If you're using custom fields in Jira, Trello, or Asana, you can now have them surfaced in your Screenful dashboard. You can use them for assigning estimates for tasks, and for grouping and filtering data. That means that your custom fields are fully integrated to all the features in your dashboard and are available in all the reports you might want to have them included in. If you're not yet using custom fields, now is a good time to give them a try! 

We've recently added several interactive data exploration features that allow you to point and click to things you seen in your dashboard to get more detailed information. You may have noticed some of these already but we know that many of our users haven't, so we thought it would be good to wrap them all up into a release. 

Strictly speaking, Asana doesn't have built-in support for the Scrum process. However you can use its core features to represent Scrum artifacts like product and sprint backlogs, time estimates, and time-boxed sprints. With the Screenful Add-on for Asana, you can even get a nice burndown chart so it's easy to track the progress of your sprint. 

We’ve added a new integration to our growing list of tools that we support. In addition Jira, Trello, GitHub, and Pivotal Tracker, you can now get a sleek dashboard for Asana as well!

We’ve always wanted to keep our product generic in a sense that it doesn’t dictate how your team works, or even what type of work you do. After all, the concept of tasks, boards, and workflow are quite universal and apply to many kinds of activities.

While many of our users use Screenful and Trello for tracking software development, there is no reason why you couldn't track any kind of of production work, such as deliveries of physical goods. Here’s how to do it.