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At Step
2 we have
defined project teams and team members.
In Step 3 we will define
story templates according company process requirements. If your
process is not requiring precisely defined
steps, go directly to Step 4.
Who

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Story Templates
Is story templates required? No. But they are
great when you have defined required development process steps.
This is typically case for enterprise companies. On the other
side, templates are time saver for even smaller teams.
Let's create Feature request template
and a bug template.
Defining new templates
Login to the ScrumDesk as a Scrum Master. Then switch to Project
homepage and click on Templates tab.
At first we will create Bug Template. Click New. New template with default name will
be created. Now define template:
- template name - enter text Bug
- template description - enter <enter bug
description>
- color - choose red
- tasks required by your process and estimated time
required to solve task. To enter tasks, click on Tasks
label in template card
- Bug analyse
- Fixing
- Unit test
- Integration
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| Bug template |
Tasks required by company process for
bug fixing |
Now we will create two another templates, one for
Feature and one for the Risk.

Create new stories by template
To create ne stories based on templates switch to project
backlog or sprint view.Click
on small arrow under New menu item.
Now click on template from selector.

New story based on template will be created in the center of the
screen.

Now it's time to write a story name, a description, a priority,
assign a category and checks tasks and its duration.
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| Story detail |
Story Tasks |
And this is a quickly finished new story.
Summary
Templates makes creating new stories much easier. Templates also
fulfill company process requirements.
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