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Sprint Planning Board

A 2-week sprint board: capacity check, must-haves, stretch, parking lot.

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Get a 2-week sprint board with capacity check, must-haves, stretch, and parking lot in a concise format.

Who it's for

  • Scrum masters
  • Agile team leaders
  • Engineering managers
  • Product owners
  • Development team coordinators

Use cases

  • Planning a new sprint with a changing team
  • Re-estimating velocity after a team member leaves
  • Prioritising backlog items for an upcoming release
  • Coordinating with stakeholders on sprint goals
  • Adjusting sprint scope due to unexpected leave or oncall days
  • Creating a personalised sprint plan for a distributed team

FAQ

what is a sprint planning board

A sprint planning board is a tool used to plan and organise work for a short period, typically 2 weeks. It helps teams prioritise tasks, estimate capacity, and identify potential risks.

how do i calculate my team's velocity

Velocity is calculated by averaging the number of points completed per sprint. For example, if your team completed 30 points in the last sprint, and 35 points in the sprint before that, your average velocity would be around 32.5 points per sprint.

what is the difference between must-haves and stretch goals

Must-haves are essential tasks that must be completed within the sprint, while stretch goals are additional tasks that can be completed if time and resources allow. Stretch goals should only be considered if the must-haves are likely to be completed early.

how much does the sprint planning board cost

The sprint planning board costs £1.00 and is available for purchase on Harnests.

what information do i need to provide to get a sprint planning board

To get a sprint planning board, you need to provide your team size and roles, recent velocity, and a list of backlog items with points. This information will be used to create a personalised sprint plan.

how long does it take to get a sprint planning board

The sprint planning board is generated instantly after you provide the required information and make the payment of £1.00 on Harnests.

Last updated: 2026-06-28