Backlog Specifications
Time Tracking
Task Management
Reporting
Budget Management
What Is Backlog?
Overview
Built for teams that move fast — Backlog is the all-in-one project management solution with exactly what you need, and nothing you don’t.
Built for teams of all sizes, Backlog helps you manage sprints, client projects, and internal requests without the clutter of disconnected tools. Visualize work with Kanban boards or Gantt charts, break down complex projects with subtasks, and customize task fields to fit your team’s workflow. Built-in Git and SVN support let developers manage code right alongside their tasks, while wikis, file sharing, and real-time notifications keep everyone on the same page. Whether you’re replacing legacy tools or streamlining your tech stack, Backlog is quick to roll out, easy to use, and flexible enough to support cross-functional collaboration at any scale.
What Is Backlog Best For?
Backlog stands out for its seamless integration of powerful features with a user-friendly interface, making it an ideal choice for teams seeking a balance of functionality and simplicity. With its intuitive design, Backlog enables users to effortlessly navigate and leverage its robust capabilities without being overwhelmed by complexity.
Backlog Pricing:
Backlog uses a fixed pricing model, so you won't be charged per user. Pay monthly, or receive a 2-month discount with an annual subscription. Try any plan free for 30 days - no credit card required.
- Free – $0/month
- Starter – $35/month
- Standard – $100/month
- Premium – $175/month
Disclaimer: Prices are subject to change.
Backlog Features:
- Task management
- Gantt chart
- Burndown chart
- Kanban board
- Bug tracking
- Git
- Subversion
- Wiki
- Subtasking
- Add issues via email
- AI issue summaries
- Custom status
- Custom fields
- 2FA
- Email & live chat support
Backlog Integrations:
Get more out of Backlog with integrations, connect with your team's favorite tools listed below;
- Slack
- Cacoo
- Redmine Importer
- Jira
- Jenkens
- Microsoft Teams
- Microsoft Copilot
- OneDrive
- Webhook
- iCal Sync
- Google Sheets
- Google Chat
- Google Drive
- Dropbox
- Box
- Lamda Test
- TestLodge
- iCal Sync
- Email Importer
Who Is Backlog For?
Backlog software benefits companies of all sizes, from small to large-scale enterprises. It is used as an essential tool for Project Managers, Developers, and Operations Leads, often by companies in traditional industries that are looking to modernize their technology. If you are looking for a tool that is easy to adopt, doesn’t require onboarding heavy-lifting, and can flex across roles and workflows, Backlog is the tool for your team.
Support:
Contact us at (661) 384-7070 and get expert assistance from our team regarding any further queries.
Backlog Features
This feature enables the grouping of related tasks. It helps maintain organization within each project and ensures no task is overlooked. The software provides a clear overview of all the tasks, making managing and completing them on time easier. Moreover, Backlog grooming streamlines project planning and ensures a structured system is implemented regarding project management.
See How It WorksBacklog allows for the creation of collaboratively edited web pages. These pages serve as a valuable knowledge base for the team, providing answers to common questions and instructions. The platform saves time and ensures everyone has access to the same information, promoting consistency across the team.
See How It WorksThe bug and issue tracking functionality provides efficient tracking, prioritization, and resolution of software issues, playing a vital role in maintaining software quality. Minor-seeming bugs can potentially lead to broader system degradation and user experience issues. The software addresses these bugs to save developers time so they can focus on priority tasks.
See How It WorksThis feature showcases your current milestones and reflects your milestone progress. Plotting a line graph of work hours remaining on the vertical axis and the milestone’s timeline on the horizontal axis shows the remaining work to be done over time. Backlog indicates whether you will reach your goal; if you are not, you can take steps to get your team back on track.
See How It WorksThe Kanban boards provide project managers with systematic organization and prioritization of issues as they come in. The software sets a work-in-progress (WIP) limit for issues or tasks and uses custom statuses to define your workflow. It helps manage tasks through your workflow with boards.
See How It WorksBacklog integrates Git and Subversion repositories for easy code management. It makes project knowledge available and editable through Wikis and keeps all related project files in one workspace through drag-and-drop file sharing. Backlog software manages code and documentation alongside project work.
See How It WorksA Gantt chart is a visual project management tool that uses a horizontal bar chart to display a project's timeline, tasks, and dependencies over time. Tasks are listed on the vertical axis, and time is on the horizontal axis, with bars showing task duration and connections illustrating dependencies, helping teams visualize progress and manage complex projects effectively.
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