Nesha Zoric - LiteTracker

LiteTracker: How to Take Manual Control of Your Current Iteration

LiteTracker gives you the confidence to let a tool estimate what your team can deliver. Sometimes though, you need to override that guidance and plan the current iteration yourself. This guide explains how to switch to manual planning for the current iteration, when it makes sense to do so, and

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LiteTracker: How to Adjust Team Strength and Iteration Length for Accurate Capacity

LiteTracker makes it simple to reflect real world changes like holidays, conferences, and temporary hires so your team capacity stays accurate. This guide walks through Step 1 through Step 3 to adjust team strength, change iteration length, and run temporary what-if velocity overrides. Follow these steps to keep your backlog

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LiteTracker: Step-by-Step Guide to Integrating GitHub with Tracker

Connecting your repository activity to project stories keeps work visible and reduces status meetings. This guide walks through integrating GitHub with Tracker so commits, branches, pull requests, and merges flow into your stories automatically. The instructions assume you are using Tracker, but the same patterns apply if you are using

GitLab

LiteTracker: Step-by-Step Guide to Integrating GitLab with Tracker

This guide shows a clear, practical path to link GitLab repositories with your Tracker workflow using a LiteTracker approach. LiteTracker keeps things simple: set up a webhook, share a secure token, and use story IDs in commit messages so stories update automatically. The goal is a fast, reliable connection between

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You've been invited: Getting started with LiteTracker and joining a project

Getting added to a project should be low friction. If you received an invitation to join a project, this guide walks you through each action so you arrive in the project ready to contribute. Whether you plan to use LiteTracker as a lightweight way to stay organized or you want

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LiteTracker: How to Enable and Undo Pointing on Bugs and Chores

LiteTracker gives teams flexibility in how they measure work. One option is to allow bugs and chores to receive story points. This guide explains exactly how to toggle that setting, why Tracker discourages pointing bugs and chores, and the safe ways to undo it if you change your mind. If

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How to Use Labels in LiteTracker: A Step-by-Step Guide

labels-and-epics-to-slice-your-story-views-in-tracker" target="_blank">Labels are one of the most useful organizing tools in LiteTracker. They let you group related stories, track work across the backlog, and serve as the building blocks for larger initiatives. This guide walks through creating, applying, searching, and converting labels so you

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LiteTracker: How to Edit Stories in Bulk for Faster Project Management

The LiteTracker program facilitates rewriting stories effectively and rapidly. The tool used for mass typography styles, when there are a lot of stories you need the same updates, is bulk editing that helps you save time and avoid chances of making mistakes. Doing this involvesgoing through the steps as is

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How to Use Search in LiteTracker

LiteTracker gives you more than a simple search box. It gives you a flexible query language, saved searches, and quick reveal tools that let you find exactly the stories you need without sifting through the entire backlog. This guide walks through the practical steps to build, combine, and save searches

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LiteTracker: How to Use Epics to Organize Large Features

LiteTracker helps teams turn sprawling initiatives into manageable work by grouping related stories into epics. This guide walks through using epics to track large-scale features, pick which stories belong together, and estimate completion so your team can deliver confidently with LiteTracker. Step 1: Understand what an epic is An epic

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Releases and how to use them — LiteTracker release markers

LiteTracker users treat release stories as simple but powerful tools: dividers, milestones, and a live indicator of whether the plan is holding. This guide shows a clean, step by step approach to using release markers to organize an icebox, set deadlines, react to added scope, and keep your team aligned.

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LiteTracker: A Practical Guide to Managing Blockers and Dependencies

LiteTracker helps teams spot and clear roadblocks before they derail delivery. When work depends on someone else or another item, that dependency becomes meaningful only when it prevents progress. This guide walks through a clear, step by step approach to using blockers inside LiteTracker so your team stays aligned, notified,

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LiteTracker Notifications and How to Manage Them

LiteTracker helps teams stay in sync without drowning in pings. Notifications are the signal that pulls attention to important activity: mentions, comments, state changes, and new stories. This guide walks through how to configure LiteTracker notifications so you get the right alerts, in the right place, at the right time.

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LiteTracker: Let Velocity Plan Your Work So You Can Focus on Building

LiteTracker takes the guesswork out of iteration planning by using velocity to automatically decide how much work your team should pick up each cycle. This guide walks you through a practical, step by step approach to setting up, estimating, and trusting LiteTracker to plan iterations for you, while keeping control

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LiteTracker Reviews: A Practical Step-by-Step Guide to Manage Parallel Work

LiteTracker makes it simple to see who needs to review what and whether a review is complete. This guide walks you through using LiteTracker reviews to capture parallel work on stories, add custom review types, assign reviewers, track status, and close the loop with clear comments and notifications. Think of

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LiteTracker: How to Create and Manage Stories Step by Step

LiteTracker is built around stories. A well-crafted story drives work, clarifies acceptance, and keeps teams aligned. This guide walks through each field and workflow decision when creating a story in LiteTracker, so you can write consistent, actionable stories that move quickly from idea to done. Step 1: Choose where to

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LiteTracker Story Workflow: A Step by Step Guide

LiteTracker makes managing work visible and predictable. This guide walks through a practical story workflow so teams can plan, start, review, and finish work with confidence. Follow these steps to move stories from the icebox into done while keeping priorities clear and handoffs clean. Step 1: Move a high priority

Tracker

How to create project in Tracker: a step-by-step setup guide

If you need a place to plan and track work, the first thing to do is create project space that fits your team. This guide walks through every setting I recommend when you create project in Tracker so you start with a clean, predictable setup. I use a direct, hands-on

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LiteTracker: A Practical Guide to the Tracker Interface

LiteTracker is designed so you can do and see everything in a single view. This guide walks through the interface step by step, explains how to organize stories, use the icebox, manage iterations, and save searches so your team moves predictably. If you want to customize your own workspace and