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title: Track progress of stories for a sprint in Agile Development 2.0
description: Use the Sprint Tracking tab of the Agile board in Agile Development 2.0 to track the development of the stories from your current sprint.
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release: australia
product: Agile Development
classification: agile-development
topic_type: task
last_updated: "2026-03-12"
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breadcrumb: [Managing your product development using Agile Development 2.0, Agile Development 2.0, Agile Development, Strategic Portfolio Management]
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# Track progress of stories for a sprint in Agile Development 2.0

Use the Sprint Tracking tab of the Agile board in Agile Development 2.0 to track the development of the stories from your current sprint.

## Before you begin

You must be a member of an assignment group to access the board.

Role required: scrum\_user or scrum\_admin

## About this task

Use the Story board view of the Sprint Tracking tab to check the state of your stories for the current sprint. On the board, stories are shown as cards, and their states are indicated as lanes.

You can move the story cards into different lanes or add new stories for the team, to make real-time updates during scrum calls or other status meetings.

## Procedure

1.  Navigate to **All** > **Agile Development** > **Agile Board**.

2.  Select the **Sprint Tracking** tab.

3.  From the **Story board** view, review the stories for the current sprint using the state lanes.

4.  Change the state of a story by moving the story from one lane to another.

    If you use triage board and add those records to your backlog, your board could have stories associated to the triaged records. When you move these stories to different lanes on the story board to update their state, the state of the associated story is updated. However, the state of the original triaged record remains the same. To change the state of the original record, open the story and switch to the original record tab.

    \[Omitted image "defect-from-triage-board-to-backlog.png"\] Alt text: Associated story for a defect added from triage board. The form shows two tabs, one for the original defect and another for the story created for this defect.

5.  Hide lanes that you do not want to be displayed by selecting **Hide Lane** from the vertical lane menu \(\[Omitted image "icon-agile-vertical-lane-menu.png"\] Alt text: Vertical lane menu icon.\).

6.  Display any hidden lanes and change the board theme.

    1.  Select **Configuration** \(\[Omitted image "icon-agile-board-config.png"\] Alt text: Configuration icon.\).

    2.  Select **Advanced Settings**.

    3.  Select the lanes you want to be displayed.

        You can also change the order of the lane display by reordering them in the Lane configuration section.

    4.  Select a different color to change the board theme.

7.  Add a story to a specific lane.

    1.  Select **+ Add Card**.

    2.  On the form, fill in the fields and click **Submit**.

        For field information, see [Create a story in Agile Development 2.0](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/it-business-management/agile-development/create-a-story.md).


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