Axosoft 16.2 released

Axosoft includes comprehensive tools to help plan and complete your software releases effectively. It helps you see who's working on what and exactly when you'll ship. Always ship software on time using the Release Planner and burndown charts, and visualize your entire team's processes, be it Scrum, Kanban, or an entirely custom agile flavor. Axosoft includes highly configurable notifications, dashboards, wiki pages and the Standup Mode to keep your team thoroughly informed.

Updates in 16.2

• Audit Trails - Now includes new audits on several objects including Projects, Releases, Users and Teams.
• Context Menu Improvements - Copy, move and duplicate up to 100 items at once via the context menu.
• Work Logs - Add work log entries on associated items directly from the Work Logs tab via the context menu.
• Resource Allocation for Release Planner - When you plan your upcoming release and add a user, the software lets you know if the user already has work allocated to them in existing, overlapping releases.
• Remove Users with no Items - A new button in the Release Planner automatically removes users with no items assigned to them.
• New Global Search - Enabling global search will temporarily suspend all filters, so you can search all items in your tab. This means you can search for an item regardless of your filters.
• Back Button Improvements - If you have an Axosoft popup window open, hitting the browser’s back button will close it for you. If you’re writing a long email, it is no longer lost if you accidentally hit back.
• Daily Standup Mode - The Daily Standup has been updated to display the remaining time for any sub-items associated with an item.
• TFS 2015 - The TFS plugin has been updated to support TFS 2015.

About Axosoft

Axosoft was founded in 2002 by Hamid Shojaee. They develop powerful Agile Project Management solutions that are used by over 11,000 software development teams across the globe. Axosoft also plays an integral role in growing the tech ecosystem in Arizona by hosting codathons at their office, sponsoring agile and developer groups, mentoring, speaking at tech conferences and creating partnerships with organizations that have similar missions.