Agile Toolbox documentation
How to set up and run Planning Poker refinements and retrospectives with Agile Toolbox for Jira — from a single-issue estimate to a retrospective whose action items land in the backlog.
Getting Started
Where Agile Toolbox appears in Jira, which boards it supports, and how to open your first refinement or retrospective
Refinements
Build a Planning Poker session from the backlog, sprints or a Kanban board, and run it issue by issue
Estimating an Issue
How a Planning Poker room works: decks, the question card, the timer, reveal, estimation methods, the consensus label, and saving points to Jira
Room Configuration
Every setting of a Planning Poker room: the deck, the estimation method, the question card, offline voting, owner change, the story-point field and defaults
Retrospectives
Create and configure a retrospective board: templates, columns, the action column, vote budgets, the voting phase, emoji reactions and anonymous mode
Running a Retrospective
Everything on the retrospective board: hidden cards, the timer, voting, emoji reactions, grouping duplicates, creating and linking Jira issues, and archiving
Roles and Permissions
Who can do what in a Planning Poker room and on a retrospective board
What's New
Release notes for Agile Toolbox for Jira
Data Privacy and Security
What Agile Toolbox for Jira stores, what it only reads, where the data lives, and how it is protected
End User License Agreement
End User License Agreement for Agile Toolbox for Jira
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