Labels are used heavily by Tracker users to supplement a wide array of workflow needs. As such, we’re excited to unveil a new and improved Labels panel and management experience! Read more...
We’re happy to announce that it’s now possible to choose your preferred default story type when creating stories! Read more...
We’re happy to announce that it’s now possible to collapse and save stories from the bottom of the open story form! Read more...
We’re happy to announce that it is now possible to save your search results to your Workspace sidebar, just as you can in individual projects! Read more...
The Tracker team is very happy to announce that it’s now possible to change where your newly added stories are placed in your panels! Instead of them being placed at the top, you now have the ability to send them to the bottom! Read more...
The Tracker team has been hard at work making Tracker more secure than ever and with that, we’re happy to announce that Two-actor authentication is now available to all users! Read more...
With the release of our newest major feature (Reviews), we’ve received a record amount of feedback from users like you! We’re using all of this fantastic feedback to shape how Reviews will evolve going forward, and also have some first round improvements that we’re ready to share with you. Read more...
This post will help ensure you’re getting the most out of Tracker, with features such as resizing and rearranging panels, cloning panels, splitting/combining Current and Backlog, pinned searches, workspaces, and more. Read more...
Based on your suggestions, we’ve made some changes to make the in-app notifications dropdown more readable/scannable and generally more useful. Read more...
We’ve heard your feedback, and are pleased to announce custom story templates! Read more...
Tracker’s interface is designed to provide a customizable experience to suit the needs of various roles and needs. This post will help ensure you’re getting the most out of Tracker, with features such as resizing and rearranging panels, cloning panels, splitting/combining current and backlog, pinned searches, workspaces, and more. Read more...
Tracker recently experimented with our browser tab favicon, with the primary purpose of introducing a new feature to show if you have unread in-app notifications. While doing so, we also altered the look of the icon and Tracker logo. Wow, did we ever receive passionate feedback about that! We definitely took that feedback seriously. Read more...
This report allows account admins and owners to view a list of account members in CSV format. You can still access this info via the API, but now you don’t need to know how to use curl to get it.
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We’re excited to announce that Pivotal Tracker has been added as a supported application in G Suite SAML SSO Pre integrated apps catalog! Read more...
Welcome to everyone who recently started using Tracker! If you were using a different project management tool previously, you probably have tickets or stories you’d like to get into your Tracker projects. One convenient way to migrate them over to Tracker is to place them in a CSV file that’s compatible with Tracker’s import tool. Below, we’ve outlined five easy steps to accomplish that. Read more...
Next to improving and maintaining an awesome application, supporting the people who use it is key to success. We’d like to share how we ensure our customers are cared for on the Tracker team. Read more...
Being that we’re all human, sometimes things happen that might disrupt a project’s “normal” flow: we get sick, we take a vacation, we put in extra hours to make a deadline, etc. When life happens, it’s good to reflect that in Tracker so we can depict the most accurate Velocity, and thus plan our iterations using the most true-to-life data possible. In Tracker, we do this by using a fun little feature called Team Strength (TS). Read more...
If you’re new to Tracker (or Agile in general), our methodology might seem a bit strange at first, especially when it comes to the behavior of Tracker’s iterations (i.e., sprints) and how your stories move through them. Hopefully this will serve to answer any questions related to this and get you on a path to tracking with confidence. Read more...
GitHub’s service hook for Pivotal Tracker makes it easy to link your commits to Tracker stories. Read more...
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