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Overview

The Backlog page is a flexible, editable grid listing all of the work to be completed in a project/release and scheduled in a sprint/iteration. Here, you can perform all the tasks (including adding, editing, filtering, sorting, categorizing, and prioritizing work items) associated with a project and all of its sub projects.

Backlog Page Basics
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Stories (also called Backlog Items) are the primary Agile planning and tracking assets that are related to virtually all other system assets. Stories represent discrete pieces of functionality that deliver business value. They can include requirements, additions or changes to existing functionality, or provide details about activities the project team must perform to deliver the product.
Managing Stories/Backlog Items
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Stories (also called Backlog Items) are the primary Agile planning and tracking assets that are related to virtually all other system assets. Stories represent discrete pieces of functionality that deliver business value. They can include requirements, additions or changes to existing functionality, or provide details about activities the project team must perform to deliver the product.
Working with Defects
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This article explains how to create and organize defects in the backlog.
Dependencies
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Learn how to set and identify work item dependencies.
Backlog Goals/Objectives
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Overview about how to use Backlog Goal (or Objective in SAFe terminology) as measurable targets to drive the direction and priorities of a project team.