Backlog to retrospective, every sprint in one view.
Scrum and Kanban boards, sprint planning, roadmaps and real-time capacity — wired into the ITIL 4 value stream so delivery teams and service teams finally share a platform. More than a board: an agile operation.
What AgilePM looks like on ServiceCore
Most agile tools are a board and not much else. They show you what's in progress, but not whether the team is overloaded, how it connects to the change you're about to ship, or where the work came from in the first place.
ServiceCore Projects runs the whole agile operation. Sprint planning, story points and velocity; drag-and-drop Kanban and Scrum boards; Gantt-style roadmaps; real-time workload and capacity; and a task engine with custom types and controlled status flows. The day-to-day and the long-term sit on the same platform.
And because it's part of ServiceCore, projects connect to the rest of the value stream — a change request becomes an epic, a release links to the assets it touches, an incident feeds back into the backlog. Agile delivery stops being an island.
Plan the sprint, see the velocity
Run Scrum the way your team actually works — sprint planning and backlog, story-point estimation, velocity and burndown, retrospectives and capacity planning. Story points, sprint progress, open work and workload sit on one screen, in real time.
- Sprint planning & backlog
- Story-point estimation
- Velocity monitoring
- Burndown visibility
- Sprint capacity planning
- Retrospective workflows
Boards that match how each team operates
Drag-and-drop Kanban and Scrum boards, custom workflows, WIP limits and swimlanes let every team build its own operating model. Column-based WIP limits surface bottlenecks visually, and multi-board architecture keeps teams independent.
- Drag-and-drop Kanban boards
- Scrum boards
- Custom workflows
- WIP limits
- Swimlane management
- Multi-board architecture
Plan delivery beyond the next two weeks
Gantt-style roadmaps bring backlog, sprints and releases onto one timeline. Track milestones and dependencies, align sprints to the roadmap, forecast delivery and coordinate across projects — so long-term planning and daily execution stay in sync.
- Gantt-based roadmap
- Release planning
- Sprint–roadmap alignment
- Milestone tracking
- Dependency management
- Cross-project coordination
See who's overloaded before they tell you
Real-time workload and capacity tracking, with heatmaps that surface over-loaded members and idle capacity at a glance. Detailed worklogs and time tracking feed sprint effort analytics — and billing-ready records when the work is for a client.
- Team workload tracking
- Capacity & utilization analytics
- Heatmap visibility
- Worklog & time tracking
- Sprint effort analytics
- Billing-ready worklogs
From idea to release, under control
Manage the full software lifecycle — requirements, development, QA and deployment readiness — with epic, story, task and bug hierarchies. A workflow engine, approval boards and validation rules apply enterprise governance, and the low-code designer shapes process without code.
- SDLC orchestration
- Epic / story / task / bug hierarchy
- Status transition rules
- Approval & governance boards
- Workflow automation
- Low-code form designer
Modules inside Agile Project Management
Questions about AgilePM
It's the platform agile teams use to plan and run delivery — backlogs, sprints, Scrum and Kanban boards, roadmaps and capacity. ServiceCore Projects covers all of that and connects it to the wider ITIL 4 value stream, so delivery and service teams share one system.
An agile operation, not just a board.
Book a demo and we'll show sprints, boards, roadmaps and capacity working together — and tied into your service processes.