Daily Standups

Replace your daily standup meeting

No more daily meetings. Keep everyone in the loop with a quick update, and get back to work.

Why teams do their standups in Tability

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Async updates

Different office, different city, different country. You can see everyone's updates in one place without having a meeting every day.

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See what's new and see what's not

You're always updated with the latest updates, with historical data to go back and compare to.

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One place for all your updates

Like your goals and OKRs, having daily standups keeps your team accountable, iterating and communicating on a high level.

Asynchronous updates to stay in sync with your remote teams

Fully integrated with your goals and tasks

Every day your team can start their day with a refresher on what they've accomplished, what they're going to do today, and how they're tracking on their goals — all from a single dashboard.

Keep your team informed and focused

A virtual bulletin board that shows what everyone is up to. Make your standups asynchronous, so people can make their update from anywhere, on their timezone, and skip that daily standup meeting.

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Further reading

4 essential feedback loops to stay in sync with your team

How do standups fit into your team? Setting up a routine of regular check-ins and feedback loops with your team is essential to communicating well as a team. Read more to find out how daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly feedback cycles help your team stay aligned and informed.

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Fast standups so you can get back to work

Standups in Tability only take a few seconds out of your day, so you're not wasting time on updates and you can get back to the real work.

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See relevant updates only

You can follow teams and teammates you care about so that your dashboard isn't busied with things that don't relate to you.

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Ilter Dumduz of Blys

“By Monday everyone is aligned, we don’t need to have meetings after meetings. ”

Ilter Dumuz

Blys

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