Automated Sprint Review

Every sprint, reviewed from the work itself. Automated sprint reviews that make the agile ceremony easy: what shipped against your OKRs, what worked, and what needs attention next sprint.

The sprint, summarized.

Automated sprint reviews that make it convenient to perform the agile ceremony. All closed tickets grouped by theme, shipped vs. bounced, posted before retro starts.

CloudAEyeSprint Review · Payments, Sprint 42

OKR Lens

  • Completed sprint scope82%41 of 50 issues in Done
  • Median time to first review6.5h
  1. 1Faster refundsCompleted12 completed issues · 5 PRs merged
  2. 2Multi-currency checkoutIn Motion6 completed · 3 unfinished
  3. 3Ledger exportAt Risk1 completed · 4 unfinished

Sprint review

What ShippedBy objective

Faster refunds

  • PROJ-412 Configurable refund retry cap
  • PROJ-405 Partial refunds on split payments

Multi-currency checkout

  • PROJ-418 Currency fallback for older carts
What Needs Attention

PROJ-420 Ledger export has been blocked on data access for two sprints.

A retro that starts
with the facts.

Teams spend the first part of a retro working out what happened. CodeCortex writes the sprint review from Jira, pull requests, and your OKRs, so the meeting starts with what shipped and what did not.

What shipped, by objective.

Completed work is tied to the sprint's OKRs on a delivery board, and each objective is marked Completed, In Motion, At Risk, or Needs Follow-up.

  • Delivery boardBy OKR
  • Per objectiveIssues and merged PRs
  • StatusEvery objective
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The retro, drafted for you.

What worked well, what needs attention, highlights, and improvements are drafted with the sprint goals and demo links. Edit any section, then publish it to Confluence.

  • SectionsWorked well, needs attention
  • EditingEvery section
  • Published toConfluence
Set it up

The numbers behind the story.

Assigned versus completed story points, PR throughput, blockers, issue cycle time, and time to first review show how the sprint ran and where planning can improve.

  • Story pointsAssigned vs completed
  • TimingCycle time, first review
  • DeliveryPR throughput, blockers
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Course-correct mid-sprint.

While a sprint is still running, a health report shows key strengths, areas for growth, and notable trends, so delivery risks surface while there is still time to act.

  • RunsMid-sprint
  • CoversStrengths, areas for growth
  • HighlightsNotable trends
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Set it up.

Each sprint is measured against your OKRs, so add them first.

  1. Connect Jira and your code host.GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket.
  2. Add your OKRs.Upload an OKR file or link a Confluence page.
  3. Generate the sprint review when the sprint closes.A health report is available while it runs.
  4. Edit it, then publish it to Confluence.