Single source of truth
Every project, task, and owner in one workspace.
No more "wait, was that in the spreadsheet or the doc?" Every department lives in the same workspace with their own projects and clear visibility.
Run every operation, process, and project from one place. Recurring tasks, SOP templates, and cross-team visibility without the spreadsheet chaos.
The old way
Patterns we hear on every discovery call with an operations team.
Half the work is in a spreadsheet, the rest is in an email thread, and the source of truth is the Google Doc nobody can find.
A question that should never need to be asked, but always is. Ownership lives in someone's head until they leave.
Monthly reports, quarterly reviews, every new-hire onboarding. The same checklist gets rebuilt because nobody saved the last one.
You cannot answer "where is every department stuck right now?" without three calls and a screenshot.
How Sprint Track solves it
Outcomes mapped to the workflows ops teams run every day.
Single source of truth
No more "wait, was that in the spreadsheet or the doc?" Every department lives in the same workspace with their own projects and clear visibility.
Recurring tasks
Daily, weekly, monthly, or any custom cadence. The monthly close, the weekly access review, the quarterly audit all reappear ready to go.
SOP templates
Save any project as a template. The next new hire, client onboard, or audit starts from the structure your team has already perfected.
Accountability
No more chasing. Overdue items roll up to the dashboard automatically and Slack pings the owner before you have to.
Key features for operations teams
Everything you need to coordinate cross-department work without a single sprint in sight.
A familiar grid view. Edit fields inline, sort and filter just like Excel or Sheets.
Daily, weekly, monthly, or a custom cadence. Tasks regenerate on schedule with the same owner.
Track budget, vendor, region, contract date, or any operational data your team needs.
Save any project structure as a reusable template. Onboarding, audits, vendor reviews, the lot.
See status across every department in a single view. Filter by owner, label, or date.
Auto-assign by label, escalate overdue items, notify managers when status changes.
Per-project access so legal, finance, and HR only see what they should.
No engineering jargon, no sprint setup, no admin overhead. Open it and run your operation.
What operations leaders say
For the first time, I can see every department's work in a single dashboard without chasing anyone. My weekly leadership update writes itself.
We moved our entire vendor management, onboarding, and monthly close out of spreadsheets in two weeks. Zero engineering setup.
Recurring tasks alone saved us half a day a week. The quarterly compliance review used to be a five-hour project. Now it spins up automatically.
Integrations operations teams care about
Slack pushes task reminders and status updates to ops channels. Google Sheets and CSV import migrate existing trackers in a single pass. Google Drive attaches SOPs, contracts, and reference docs to any task. Zapier and Make connect to every other tool in your stack.
Starter templates
Each template ships with owners, due dates, and the cadence that operations teams actually use.
A cross-functional checklist covering HR, IT, and the hiring manager. Every step has an owner, a due date, and a hand-off rule.
A recurring project that regenerates on the first of every month with owners, due dates, and dependencies already wired.
A vendor tracker with contract dates, renewal reminders, owner, and budget custom fields built in.
Quarterly goals with linked tasks and a roll-up progress indicator so leadership sees the score without asking.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Sprints and cycles are optional. Use Sprint Track as a task and project tracker with custom fields, recurring tasks, and a spreadsheet view. Everything that calls itself a sprint can be ignored.
Yes. Projects are isolated and role-based access controls who can see what. HR can run a private onboarding project that legal cannot see, and finance can keep budgets visible only to leadership.
Two paths. The CSV importer brings any spreadsheet across with column mapping in one pass. For ongoing sync, connect Google Sheets via Zapier or Make and keep both in step until the team is fully migrated.
No. Pick a template, invite the team, and start tracking. There is no schema to design, no fields to wire, and no roles to define before you can use it. Customise as you go.
Open the Employee onboarding template, assign the owners, and you have a running operation by the end of the day.