Kanban PROStop chasing the latest status across messages and spreadsheets. Give your team a board that keeps each task, its owner and its next handoff in view.
For web apps and OutSystems
The designer has finished a proof. Brand feedback is in a message. Sales is waiting on the launch kit. A campaign manager needs to see what is ready, what is blocked and who moves it next.
Put the packaging proof, launch email and retailer kit on one board. Give each card an owner and the context needed to pick it up.
Prepare the next proof for brand review.
Review the product sheet and shelf artwork.
The designer moves the packaging into review. A visible work-in-progress limit makes a crowded review stage easier to spot before more work piles up.
Review the changed cards and save the batch. Connect that request to your application’s validation and storage, then show whether the update was accepted.
Move a card, edit its details, then save your changes. Use the card’s move controls for a keyboard alternative to dragging.
Loading the example… Open the component playground.
Demo data stays in memory on this page. Reloading the browser resets it. No database writes or shared collaboration.
A broken loading-bay door becomes a request card. The coordinator assigns a technician and moves it from triage to scheduled, then to completed.
Procurement has the supplier details; finance still needs to review them. A card in Finance review makes that handoff visible in the supplier portal.
An internal tools team groups changes into ready, in review and accepted. Card details carry the request context; the application stores the accepted board.
Listen for card changes and save requests. Your application validates and stores the board, then returns the matching save result. Permissions, notifications and live collaboration belong to your application.
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