Atlas

Acceptance criteria: What must be true for a ticket to be considered done. Plain text on the ticket page.
Active sprint: The one sprint currently running on a Scrum board. Its tickets appear on the Board tab.
Backlog: Tickets on a Scrum board that aren't in a sprint yet.
Blocked: A daily update that lists blockers, or a ticket in a stage whose name contains "blocked".
Board: A set of tickets within a project, run as Kanban or Scrum, with its own workflow.
Completion stage: The workflow stage that counts tickets as done. One per board.
Compliance: Submitted daily updates as a share of expected ones.
Default board: A project's main board, normally its first.
Default stage: The workflow stage where new tickets start.
Full access: Everything your role allows inside a project. You have it on projects you're on, on Open projects, and, as an Admin, everywhere.
Epic: A large ticket that groups related stories, tasks and bugs.
Health score: A 0–100 score for a project, based on updates, team, status and blockers.
Kanban: A board where tickets flow continuously through columns, with no sprints.
Organization: Your company's Atlas workspace. Also called a company.
Project code: A short identifier such as TS-004, used in ticket keys.
Project manager (PM): A label showing who runs a project. It gives no extra rights. Always a Lead on the team, or an Admin.
Project scope: Private, Limited or Open. Decides what Leads and Members who aren't on a project's team can see and do.
Project team: The Leads and Members added to a project. Admins are never on a team.
Reporting manager: The person in someone's Reports To field. Approves or rejects their daily updates.
Reports To: A person's reporting manager. It builds the Org Chart.
Scrum: A board where work is planned in time-boxed sprints from a backlog.
Series: A recurring meeting that generates occurrences on a schedule.
Standup Review: Start Standup's full-screen, one-person-at-a-time view of daily updates.
Story points: A relative estimate of a ticket's effort.
Ticket key: A ticket's identifier: the project code plus a number, e.g. TS-004-12.
View-only workspace: A workspace whose free month ended or whose plan was cancelled. It can be read but not changed.
Work log: Time recorded against a ticket.
Workflow: A board's ordered list of stages.