Story Points in is.team
How Do Story Points Work in is.team?
is.team supports story point estimation following the Fibonacci sequence (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21) commonly used in Scrum and agile frameworks. Each task card includes an optional story points field that team members set during sprint planning. Points aggregate at the column level, showing total effort per status, and at the sprint level for capacity planning. The sprint burndown chart tracks remaining story points against the sprint timeline, with an ideal burndown line for visual comparison. Velocity tracking across completed sprints helps teams calibrate future estimates — if the team consistently completes 34 points per two-week sprint, the planner can flag overloaded iterations. Story points also feed into the AI Workflow Planner, which suggests point estimates for generated tasks based on complexity analysis. The sprint completion summary compares planned versus actual points delivered, with unfinished work automatically offered for carry-over to the next sprint.
