> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.aqua-cloud.io/documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.aqua-cloud.io/documentation/agile/sprint-board.md). # Sprint board Easily rearrange columns, apply custom filters, and move items between sprints or backlog on your agile sprint board for streamlined project management. What Agile project can be without a Scrum board? Here it comes! Get a quick overview in your agile project. The board uses your defined status and workflow.

#### How to Rearrange Columns and Apply Filters on a Sprint Board **Step 1: Access Your Sprint Board** Navigate to your sprint board to begin making adjustments. **Step 2: Select and Move a Column** * Identify the column you wish to reposition. * Drag the selected column to your desired location on the board.\

**Step 3: Apply Filters (Optional)** After organizing your columns, you can further refine what you see on the board by applying filters based on your needs. **Step 1:** Click on the ‘Filter’ option.

S**tep 2:** Select by which property you want to filter items on the board.

**Step 3:** In case you need to apply one more filter, click on the ‘Apply filter’ button once again and choose another property and value. If you need to set a custom order for a defect or requirement only, then use the toggle to exclude the item type that should not be altered.

#### Moving Items Between Sprints or Back to the Backlog To reassign a ticket either to a different sprint or back to the backlog, follow these steps: 1. **Hover** over the ticket you wish to move to reveal additional options. 2. Click on the **3-dot menu** associated with that ticket. 3. From the menu, **select** the new destination for the ticket, whether that be a different sprint or the backlog.

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