Visual task boards, also known as VTBs, were a new feature that we introduced as of Eureka. To sum them up they are a way to present task based records (either task table itself or tables extended from task) in a graphical user interface that allows users to easily work with them.
Here Ben Yukich has given us a quick demo on how visual task boards transform the navigation of lists and forms into an interactive graphical experience.
At the top level, you have a board which is the main record. The board then has "lanes" which are the way in which the records are distinct from each other. For example, you might have lanes based on priority or status. Then within each lane you will have "cards" which represent the the task records. Boards have "members" which are the users who are tied to that board to work with it. You have the ability to configure and change the appearance of your VTB to help you organize and work more efficiently.
Here are the tables that are supporting this:
The extra table for Fuji (vtb_card_history) is due to a design change which stopped posting lane changes to the associated tasks activity filter. We had numerous customers tell us they did not like the activity log getting cluttered up with visual task board lane change messages. In Visual Task Boards in Fuji track the lane changes in the vtb_card_history table.
If you are experiencing trouble using VTBs, here are a few articles that may help you out:
If you are not on Eureka or greater yet then you can jump into one of our public demo instances and give visual task boards a try. How do you use VTBs at your company?
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