Sprint-style Kanban boards where every card links to its note
Start a board from the sprint column template — Backlog, To Do, In Progress, Review, Done — and connect each card straight to the note that actually explains the work. No more specs living in a different tool than your board.
How the sprint template and card-to-note linking work
eNote's board creation flow includes a sprint column template: five columns — Backlog, To Do, In Progress, Review, Done — ready the moment you create a board. It's a starting point for organizing work in sprint-shaped stages, not a scheduling system: eNote doesn't ask you to set a sprint start or end date, and it won't nudge you when one should begin.
The part that actually changes how a board feels day to day is card-to-note linking. Any card can be linked directly to a full eNote note — so instead of a card that's just a title and maybe a short description, it's a doorway into the actual spec, discussion, or context for that piece of work. No more tab-switching between your board and whatever tool holds the real details.
Boards update in real time, so a card moving from Review to Done — or a linked note being edited — shows up for everyone looking at the board, without a refresh.
Questions
What does the Scrum-style board actually give me?
A real-time Kanban board with a sprint-shaped column template — Backlog, To Do, In Progress, Review, Done — plus cards that link directly to full notes, so the spec or discussion behind a card is always one click away.
How do I set up a sprint-style board?
Choose the sprint template when creating a board to start with five ready-made columns — Backlog, To Do, In Progress, Review, Done — then manage your own timing and cadence the way your team already works.
How does linking a card to a note actually work?
Open a card and attach an existing note (or create one) as its linked note. From then on, the card acts as a shortcut to that note's full content — so anyone opening the card can read the actual spec, requirements, or discussion instead of a bare title.
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