"It's more like laying train tracks through unknown terrain, which requires one to improvise and make decisions on the fly," said Sridhar Vembu, CEO of Zoho. Users utilize the Backlog to create user stories, tasks and bugs, which can be prioritized in to-do lists. The Scrum Board enables teams to see how far each work item has progressed with ability to customize work statuses. The application produces real-time Velocity Charts, Burn-Down reports, and Cumulative Flow Diagrams while Dashboard gives the snapshot of all project activity. A Meetings module can be used to schedule sprint reviews, retrospectives, and automate daily standup reminders. All users can log billable and non-billable hours with Timesheet with project owners and scrum masters able to click to approve Timesheets. There is a free plan for up to five users and five projects. Paid plans start at $20 for 20 users monthly and support an unlimited number of projects and features such as Timesheets and Sprint Replanning.