Trello lacks built-in documentation and sprint planning capabilities
A Trello user notes the absence of documentation management and sprint planning features, which forces teams to use multiple tools for a complete project management workflow. This is a general feature gap that Trello has partially addressed with integrations but not natively. The request is common among teams transitioning from simple boards to full agile workflows.
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