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Put continuous improvement on autopilot

Metrics alone don’t help teams to improve

Read our practical guide to working agreements
Adopt proven ways of working
Work with your team to set relevant and achievable targets.
Enable automated reminders
Get real-time alerts in Slack to stay on top of your team's agreements.
Track progress over time
Avoid slipping and celebrate progress with frequent recaps.

Adopt best practices from high-performing teams

Working agreements

Automate feedback loops

Personal nudges
Speed up code reviews and unblock teammates with personal notifications.
Team digests
Bring visibility into ongoing work and celebrate completed stories and epics.

Designed to help teams take action

Measure impact across the whole organization

Our teams set their own working agreements based on what’s relevant and achievable for them. Swarmia reminds each of them if they’re about to slip, which takes the pressure off the team leads.
Carsten Neuendorf
Engineering Director at Productsup
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