Create a personalized backlog in Agile Development 2.0
Create filters to define which stories appear in your backlog in Agile Development 2.0.
Before you begin
Role required: scrum_product_owner
About this task
A backlog is a prioritized list of stories that are related to a specific product, epic, release, and so on. The definition of a backlog is flexible and it is set up by the product owner.
Procedure
Navigate to All > Agile Development > Personal Backlogs.
Select New.
On the form, fill in the fields.
| Name | Name for the backlog. |
| Table | Table from which records are pulled for this backlog. The default value for this field is Story [rm_story]. |
| Visible to | Users that you want to share the backlog with. Use the Unlock Visible to icon \( Image omitted: visibleto.png Unlock Visible to icon.\) to add users. |
| Visible to Groups | Groups of users that you want to share the backlog with. Use the Unlock Visible to icon \( Image omitted: visibleto.png Unlock Visible to icon.\) to add groups. |
| Filter | Filter criteria that are applied to stories in the backlog.The default filter criteria is Active is True and Sprint is Empty. |
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Personal Backlog form.
Personal Backlog form.
- Select Submit.
What to do next
You can create any number of personal backlogs that match different priorities. Access all your personal backlogs by navigating to Agile Development > Personal Backlogs and also on the Backlog tab of your Agile Board.
Parent Topic:Managing your product development using Agile Development 2.0