API Team Sprint Velocity
A velocity chart shows the amount of work a single agile team completes across successive sprints. In this example, the API Team's completed story points are displayed as one bar per sprint. The purpose is to observe a recent delivery pattern that can inform the team's own planning conversation. It is not a target for individuals and it should not be used to compare teams, because story points are local estimates rather than a universal unit of output. For a useful trend, keep the sprint duration and definition of done stable. Add commitment bars or an average line when the team needs to discuss planning accuracy or forecast capacity.
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Scenario
Explaining velocity
Key decisions
- Unit: Use the team's own story points.
- Period: Label each sprint consistently.
- Trend: Compare several completed sprints.
When to reuse this
Use this basic velocity chart to explain a team's recent delivery pattern.
Frequently asked questions
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