Feature

Sprint & Backlog
Health.

Automate backlog grooming and catch every Definition of Ready gap before planning starts, so the reports you build later are actually true.

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Sprint 24Live

Before grooming

PROJ-118Add CSV export to reports
No assignee No points
PROJ-121Fix mobile nav overlap
No epic
Sprint Health scores it and suggests the fix

After grooming

94%

11 of 12 tickets complete

Automate backlog grooming. Skip the meeting that runs long.

Sprint Health scores every ticket against the full Definition of Ready checklist before you ever sit down to groom, then suggests the fix for anything missing.

Without

Grooming means an hour of "wait, who owns this one?"

With Orbis

Every ticket already has an assignee, epic, and story point estimate before the meeting starts.

Without

Manually checking 40 tickets for missing fields.

With Orbis

Sprint Health scores the whole backlog in seconds and flags exactly what's missing.

Without

Fixing gaps means editing tickets one by one.

With Orbis

Bulk Sprint Suggest applies every accepted fix across the entire backlog in one click.

11 of 12 tickets complete. 1 needs attention.

That's the whole status check, not a 40-minute meeting.

Definition of Ready, automated

Definition of Ready keeps a team from committing to work that isn't actually ready to build. Sprint Health checks these six fields on every ticket, automatically:

Assignee

Someone owns it

Epic

It's linked to the right body of work

Due date

There's a target, not just a hope

Description

Enough detail for an engineer to start without a follow-up thread

Story points

The team has actually estimated it

Priority

It's ranked against everything else in the backlog

Miss any of these and Orbis flags it before planning starts, not after a sprint stalls out on a ticket nobody can actually pick up.

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Common questions

What is Sprint Health in Orbis?

Sprint Health is a feature that scores every ticket in your sprint and backlog against 6 Definition of Ready fields: assignee, epic, due date, description, story points, and priority. It shows you exactly what's missing before sprint planning starts.

What is Definition of Ready?

Definition of Ready is a checklist a ticket needs to satisfy before a team commits to building it. Orbis checks 6 fields automatically: assignee, epic, due date, description, story points, and priority.

How do you automate backlog grooming?

Orbis checks every ticket against 6 Definition of Ready fields, then uses AI to suggest what's missing: an assignee based on workload, an epic based on context, and a story point estimate based on team velocity. Review the suggestions and apply them across the whole backlog in one click instead of fixing tickets one at a time in a meeting.

Is my JIRA data safe when I connect Orbis?

Orbis connects via a JIRA API key, the same access method used for any read/write JIRA integration. Your board data, tickets, and team assignments load into your Orbis workspace, and you can revoke the API key at any time from your JIRA account settings.

Why does Sprint Health matter before Reporting?

Reports like sprint velocity and completion rate are only as accurate as the tickets underneath them. If tickets are missing story points, an epic, or an assignee, any report built from that data is wrong before you even open it. Sprint Health closes those gaps first, so Reporting has clean data to work from.

When is Reporting launching?

Reporting (sprint velocity, backlog health trends, and completion rates) is in active development. Join the notification list on this page to hear when it ships.

Groom your next sprint in minutes, not meetings.

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Coming Next

Reporting is next.

Sprint velocity, backlog health trends, and ticket completion rates, the metrics PMs actually get asked for. It only works because Sprint Health already keeps the data clean.

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