Charts with Sprints:

Charts with Intervals:

Basic

The Max-Average-Min Forecast is based on the last 3 sprints or intervals by default.

The finishing date can be projected by crossing the forecast lines and the “Total work” line.

Sprints or intervals - the number of sprints needed to finish Remaining work with calculated velocity.

Completion date - the date of sprint or interval ending.

Sprint/Interval Count

You can change the number of sprints or intervals to analyze a bigger historical period.

The projection of the finishing date can be impacted because of the recalculated velocity and burnup/burndown.

The number of sprints was changed for the Max and Average forecast.

Sprint/Interval Length

You can set a different length for a more suitable finishing date.

The projection of the finishing date can be impacted because of the recalculated completion date and burnup/burndown.

Remaining work

You can set a different remaining work amount to model scope increasing.

The projection of the finishing date can be impacted because of the recalculated completion date and burnup/burndown.

Remaining work growth

You can model the remaining work growth based on previous experience.

The projection of the finishing date can be impacted because of the recalculated completion date and burnup/burndown.

Start date

You can model the gap between burnup/burndown last date and today.

The projection of the finishing date can be impacted because of the recalculated completion date.

What-if-scenario: Velocity

You can model different velocity scenarios:

The completion date will be calculated:

What-if-scenario: Date

You can model different date scenarios:

The needed velocity will be calculated: