See the real health of your sprint.
Understand sprint health across Scope, Schedule, Capacity, Quality and Risk — all in one view.
SprintUnity brings together the signals that matter so teams can understand what's happening now, and what could go wrong before the sprint ends.
Your sprint can look healthy
until it isn't.
Sprint data lives in a dozen different Jira views, so warning signs stay scattered until it's too late to react.
- Sprint data is spread across multiple Jira views.
- Problems become visible only after delivery starts slipping.
- Capacity and remaining work can become misaligned.
- Quality and risk signals are difficult to see together.
How Sprint Intelligence Helps
Every sprint is scored across five dimensions, so nothing important stays hidden until standup.
Scope
Understand changes to sprint scope and their impact on delivery.
Schedule
Track whether sprint progress is aligned with remaining time.
Capacity
Compare remaining work with available team capacity.
Quality
Surface quality signals affecting delivery confidence.
Risk
Identify delivery, capacity, quality and dependency risks.
See It In Action
Real views from SprintUnity.
One score for the whole sprint, backed by five dimension scores underneath it — Scope, Schedule, Capacity, Quality and Risk.
Each dimension shows its own status — On Track or At Risk — plus a trend line showing how it's moved sprint over sprint.
See exactly which dimension is slipping and why, so the team can act while the sprint is still recoverable.
Different roles. Different decisions.
One source of truth for sprint health.
Scrum Masters
Run healthier sprints with real-time visibility.
Team Leads
Balance scope, schedule and capacity with confidence.
Engineering Managers
Track delivery health across every team.
Delivery Managers
Make better delivery decisions with clarity.
Project Managers
Keep sprint plans aligned with reality.
Senior Leadership
See the big picture and act earlier.
Ready to build better sprints?
Plan with capacity. Commit with confidence. Detect risks before they become delivery problems.