Sleet
Productivity Analytics

Team Progress Reports

Real-time sprint velocity, workload balance, and delivery health

Real-Time Velocity Tracking
What it does

Inside Team Progress Reports

See what shipped, what slipped, and what is next at a glance.

Team workload heatmapVisualize each team member's active task count and estimated hours side by side — identify over-allocation instantly and rebalance with drag-and-drop.
Sprint burn-down chartsTrack completed story points or task count against the planned sprint goal on a live chart that shows whether the team is on pace to finish by the sprint end.
Milestone completion trackingReal-time percentage-complete progress bars for every contractual deliverable, visible to both the internal team and any connected client view.
Individual productivity metricsView tasks completed on time, average task resolution time, active work in progress, and overdue rate per team member over any date range.
Automated weekly stakeholder reportsGenerate polished PDF executive summaries of sprint progress, overdue items, and upcoming milestones — scheduled and dispatched automatically.
Retrospective data exportExport sprint completion data, velocity trends, and individual contribution stats for structured retrospective discussions.
How it works

Team Progress Reports in 3 steps

01
Sprint ActiveTeam updates task statuses and logs hours; the burn-down chart recalculates in real time with each update.
02
Live AnalyticsVelocity charts show whether the team is on pace for the sprint goal or heading toward incomplete delivery.
03
Export InsightsGenerate client-ready or board-ready PDF progress reports on a scheduled cadence without any manual compilation.
Why teams switch

What changes on day one.

  • Overloaded team members become visible before they burn out, not after.
  • Scope creep shows up on the burn-down chart instead of being discovered at delivery.
  • Clients get a polished progress report without anyone staying late to build a deck.
  • Sprint planning gets more accurate every cycle because velocity is measured, not guessed.
  • Leadership sees delivery health at a glance instead of asking "are we on track?"
  • Retrospectives are backed by real data instead of everyone's differing memory of the sprint.
Questions

Team Progress Reports: FAQs

Yes. View tasks completed on time, average completion time, active tasks in progress, and overdue rate per team member — segmented by project, sprint, or date range.

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