What is Backlog Management?

A backlog is a high-level list of everything that the team needs to work on. Backlog Management is therefore the “What” that needs to be accomplished, sorted by importance. The backlog is used in the release and iteration (sprint) planning sessions as the source of features and work to draw from and plan for completion within the time period.

Software with Backlog Management

PRODUCT NAME	SW SCORE (OUT OF 100)	AGGREGATED RATINGS (OUT OF 5)
Sentry	98	4.7
Usersnap	96	4.6
Bugsnag	95	4.7
Instabug	93	4.5
Rollbar	93	4.6
Airbrake	92	4.7
Bugfender	91	4.2
Userback	91	4.9
Marker.io	91	4.8
TestRail	90	4.5

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