In need of good, free agile tools? Stop, search no more.

Especially if you’re new to Agile project management, or you’ve decided to give a try to business agility in your small business, Excel spreadsheets will do. After all, everybody knows how to use Excel and you might not need all the functionalities of a full scrum tool-suite (if it’s what you need instead, though, check out here the best agile project management software for 2018).

In this article, you’ll find links to the best 18 agile project management templates in Excel currently available on the web. The great majority addresses specific aspects of agile, like user stories or sprint backlogs. A few are more of an all-in-one agile tool. But all the spreadsheets are simple to use and work perfectly, I tested them one by one.

These agile templates are invaluable resources for everyone applying agile project management methodologies, in IT or not. I created a Template myself, a risk register template for Google Sheets, Open Office, or Microsoft Excel that you can download here, and I must say that, in some cases, even if putting them together is not rocket science, the crafting is tremendously time-consuming. Their authors, besides some big names of the industry, are private individuals, like Henrik Kniberg or Swapnil Wale of Techno-pm.com, which makes the gesture of sharing all of these tools with the agile community remarkable.

Use these tried-and-true free Excel agile project management templates.

Free, easy!

Scope of Work, 25+ Free Excel, Word, Google Sheets, Google Docs Templates

The best free scope of work templates on the web right now

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Transcript Of Scope Of Work Template

Project Definition · Scope of Work Template · 1.1 Client and Project Information · Name of Client/Organization · Name of Project · Name of Contact Person · Project Location · Project No. · Contact’s Mailing Address · City · Province · City · Province · Postal Code · E-mail Address of Contact Person · Telephone Number · Ext. · Fax Number · 1.2 Project Description: · 1.3 Architect Selection Process: · 1.4 Pre-design work completed to date (or) required: · 1.5 Timeline of Project: · Start Design Work: · Start Construction: · Planned Occupancy Date: · 1.6 Approval Requirements: · 1.7 Additional Requirements and /or Conditions: · Scope of Work · General Objective · 1.1 Project Definition · 1.2 Description of Project: · 1.3 Architect Selection Process: · 1.4 Pre-Design Work completed to date (or) required: · 1.5 TimeLine · 1.6 Approval Requirements · 1. 7 Additional Requirements and/or Conditions:

Transcript Of Scope Of Work

Scope of Work Template · Project Manager: · Team: · Sponsor: · Revision History · Revision date · Revised by · Approved by · Description of change · Purpose: · Scope: · Major plan activities · Out of scope activities that are critical to the success of the project · Deliverables: · Cost Estimates · Cost Type Amount · Schedule Overview · Estimated Plan Completion Date: · Major Milestones · External Milestones Affecting the Project · Impact of Late Delivery · Objectives: · Assumptions: · Our Assumptions: · Impact if our assumption is incorrect: · Stakeholder Analysis · Name & Role Major Responsibility or Contributions · Chain of Command · Project Team ·

Transcript Of Scope Of Work Example

Scope of Work · STATEMENT OF WORK · EFFECTIVE DATE: · SCOPE OF WORK · DELIVERY DATES: · Deliverables: · Payment: · Fee: · Signed: · Business Owner · ABC Business · Business Owner 

Transcript Of Residence Scope Of Work ( S.O.W. )

Residence Scope of Work ( S.O.W. ) · Date: · Client: · Address: · Note: · Demo · Interior · Exterior · Fence · Site Prep · Concrete · -Front screen wall footings · Masonry · Frame · Ext Wall Treatment · Roofing · Doors · Glazing · Rough Electrical · Rough Plumbing (Refer to CAS) · Rough Mechanical · Insulation · Drywall · Millwork and Trim · Paint/Stain · Cabinets · Countertops · Tile · Flooring · Tile Work · Finish Electrical · Special Features · Appliances · Door Hardware · Exterior Accents · Hardscape · Landscaping · Dump fees and clean-up · Misc. Items · Signed: · Conformed:

Transcription Of Scope Of Project Document

Scope of Project document · [Project name – see below] · [Date] · [Insert table of contents if required] · Project name · This should accurately describe the project, with some detail, for example “Customer helpdesk systems upgrade to improve average response time”. · Project scope statement · The scope statement should summarise the project or product objectives. Objectives should be measureable and achievable within the time allotted. · Introduction / Background to project · Information here might include the client’s original request and any refinements made to reach the agreed understanding of what the project will entail. For example: · Business case · Explain why the project is being undertaken and the business benefits that will be gained. · Deliverables · Deliverables’ refers to the outcome or parts of the outcome that lead to the project’s successful completion. · Constraints · Constraints refers to any limits, deadlines, delivery dates, etc that will govern the approach you’re going to take to complete the project. · Key people / Key stakeholders · You could list here the main people involved and their responsibilities on this project – internal and external, as appropriate. · Project lead or project manager · [Name, contact details] · Responsible for … · Client – or named contact in the area of the business the project is being carried out for · [Name, contact details] · Responsible for … · Project support or project administration · In scope · Describe what the project will cover. In our example, this section might state that the systems and equipment upgrades will cover the customer services team only. · Out of scope · Describe what the project will not cover. For example, training in using a new system or providing ongoing user support is unlikely to be covered by a project – which is a one-off piece of work – but will instead be regarded as part of the normal ‘business as usual’ work. · Project administration, monitoring and reporting · For example: · frequency of any project meetings · reporting, such as progress reports or other monitoring ·