Concepts
The ideas behind Everview: sprints, flow, and objectives.
Capacity and Availability
Capacity is how many points your team can realistically complete this iteration, after subtracting PTO and holidays.
What Is Delivery Confidence?
Delivery Confidence is a forecasted percentage chance that a team's capacity will cover everything planned for an upcoming sprint.
Spotting Delivery Bottlenecks with Operation View
Combine Operation View's engineering metrics with sprint execution data to find systemic delivery bottlenecks, not just one-off bad sprints.
Dependency Status: Violated, Tight, Constrained, Safe
Every blocking dependency between tasks has a computed health status — Violated, Tight, Constrained, or Safe — based on schedule slack.
Understanding the Execution Hierarchy
The execution hierarchy is your organization's configurable set of layers, from initiatives down to tasks, that connected provider items map onto.
What Momentum Tells You About a Sprint
Momentum shows how heavily loaded a sprint is right now, from Idle through Overdrive, based on remaining work versus capacity.
What Operation View Shows You
Operation View shows delivery health for an iteration: pull request buckets, deployment counts and release rate, and lines of code changed.
Reading Everview's Charts
Everview uses four chart types — donut, bar, line, and streamgraph — each suited to a different kind of question about your data.
Understanding Repository Health
Repository health tracks open PR count, CI success rate, and security alerts for each repository connected to a workstream.
What Is the Say-Do Ratio?
The Say-Do Ratio is the percentage of committed story points your team actually completed in an iteration.
Sprint Results: Exceeded, Success, Partial Success, Failure
Sprint Results classify a finished iteration's outcome into one of four categories, from Exceeded down to Failure.
What Track View Shows You
Track View is a racetrack-style marker showing whether a sprint's actual progress is ahead of, on pace with, or behind its expected progress.
Understanding Objectives and Metrics
Objectives are organization-level goals; Metrics are the measurable targets tied to them, and both can link to the projects delivering them.
What Is Velocity?
Velocity is your team's average completed story points per sprint, rolled over the last six iterations.