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Tim Case replied on July 27, 2009 16:59 to the problem "Unable to complete billing information" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

I'm in a serious situation with my client over our inability to get to the product backlog, I've sent multiple emails to support@adsdevshop.com with no response. Can you please allow me to get my data out? (subdomain: powerupdev)

Tim Case replied on July 15, 2009 17:29 to the problem "Unable to complete billing information" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

Hi Robert, this is still a problem for me. I can't access my projects nor update my billing info with valid credit cards.

Tim Case replied on June 30, 2009 17:40 to the problem "Unable to complete billing information" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

Hi Robert, I'm having the same problem. Updating billing info with a valid credit card only results in transaction unsuccessful. subdomain: powerupdev.scrumd.com

Tim Case replied on June 02, 2009 20:08 to the problem "update billing card still prompts for card after update" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

Thanks Robert, I'm back in and scrumming.

Tim Case replied on June 02, 2009 19:49 to the problem "update billing card still prompts for card after update" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

Hi Robert, yes I'm still unable to access my projects despite repeated attempts to enter credit card info. My subdomain is powerupdev.

Thanks

Tim Case reported a problem in Atlantic Dominion Solutions on June 01, 2009 23:07:

update billing card still prompts for card after update

Hi guys, I'm being prompted to update my credit card which makes sense because my credit card was cancelled, but I can't seem to successfully update with a new card. It keep prompting me over and over to enter a new card.

Tim Case gave praise in Atlantic Dominion Solutions on March 31, 2009 18:26:

Scrum'd is great for sneaking in scrum.

I have a client in a non-technical domain who is overworked and not really ready to sit down and give two seconds of thought about scrum. What Scrumd has allowed us to do is explain to her to add new items she needs done to the product backlog, and from there I'll assign store points to the stories and then we can have a planning meeting where she can allocate so many points of stories to a particular sprint. She didn't know anything about sprints, story points, product backlog or event that she is the product owner but she's doing everything well even better than some customers who I've explained scrum too, and the reason is that scrum'd is constraining her into a scrum workflow.

Kudos.

A comment on the problem "How do you add new product backlog items to an already in progress Sprint?" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

That sounds good Robert, I think locking down the sprint backlog from additions by the product owner is a good idea. As the scrummaster how do I unlock the sprint? From the project planning tab, I select the release that the sprint is in, and then drill down to the sprint I want to unlock, I see the lock icon for the sprint, but the lock icon is not clickable, is the sprint unlocked somewhere else? – Tim Case, on March 31, 2009 18:07

Tim Case reported a problem in Atlantic Dominion Solutions on March 30, 2009 23:11:

How do you add new product backlog items to an already in progress Sprint?

How can I add sprint tasks to sprint that is already in progress? We discovered some tasks weren't as hard as we thought and now would like to take on some more tasks from the product backlog and put them in the current sprint. It appears that I can't drag and drop any more tasks from the product backlog into this already started sprint, and I notice that there is a lock icon on the sprint leading me to believe the sprint is closed to modification.

Tim Case shared an idea in Atlantic Dominion Solutions on March 27, 2009 17:20:

Adding sprint tasks from spring backlog and maybe get rid of the sprint planning tab

It sort of feels like that Spring Planning and Spring Backlog want to be condensed into one tab where you can both add new sprint tasks as well as change their status. Sure, I add tasks during spring planning, but as I work on the user stories I realize I need to add more sprint tasks, going to a separate tab to do this seems unnecessary.

Tim Case shared an idea in Atlantic Dominion Solutions on March 27, 2009 17:18:

Drag and Drop sorting of sprint tasks

I'd love to be able to drag and drop sort sprint tasks in both the sprint planning and sprint backlog

Tim Case gave praise in Atlantic Dominion Solutions on March 26, 2009 21:32:

Scrum'd is easy to explain to customers.

Scrumd makes things simple and easy to explain to my customers. So far I prefer this to pivotal tracker which allows to much customization.

Tim Case asked a question in Atlantic Dominion Solutions on March 26, 2009 21:31:

Total estimated hours for all sprint tasks in a sprint backlog

I'd like to see a total for total estimated hours for all sprint tasks in a sprint backlog

Tim Case shared an idea in Atlantic Dominion Solutions on March 26, 2009 21:29:

Actual time worked on a sprint task should be more visible

I'd like to be able to see actual time worked on sprint tasks somewhere besides the burndown chart.

Tim Case reported a problem in Atlantic Dominion Solutions on March 26, 2009 21:27:

Dragging and dropping backlog items is awkward with long production backlogs

Dragging and dropping product backlog items into sprints is awkward when you have a long list of backlog items and you want to drag a backlog item from the bottom to a sprint that is way at the top. I suggest a dropdown with sprints and an add to sprint button for moving product backlog items to a sprint