Automate daily scrum meetings with ease
The daily scrum meeting template helps you understand what's going on at work every day. Friday automates the scrum routine, saving you time in meetings.
Friday is the easiest way to stay in sync with your team. You get all the benefits of a meeting without losing time spent on important tasks.
Chase Oliver, CPO @ Unstack
Share an asynchronous update
Spend less time in meetings sharing updates. Friday makes it easy to walk into meetings with updates out of the way.
Instant Reporting
Responses roll up into reports, so you don't have to waste your time compiling responses for external stakeholders.
Can you customize the daily scrum routine in Friday?
Yes, this is completely customizable. For example, you can change the following options:
- Who should fill it out - choose people who need to give an update
- Questions - pick from a variety of types like sentiment, emojis, yes/no, open-ended, and more
- Timing - days of week, time of day, etc
- Notifications - where should the status update responses be sent?
- Integrations - ask people for updates over Slack, Microsoft Teams, or email. Check out all of the Friday integrations.
The Friday routine builder makes it easy to run virtually any communication habit you can think of - the daily scrum meeting is one of unlimited options you can choose. You see other examples on our templates page.
How much does the daily scrum template in Friday cost?
You can get started running a daily scrum for free. We are a business, so we can't give everything away, so premium features are $6/person per month and include:
- Sending according to someone's timezone (great for remote teams)
- See more than 3 weeks of data
- Integrations (automatically pull the work in from tools)
- Easily run reports and track completion rate over time
- Export data to CSV/PDF
- Roll up responses to an employee profile
We are confident that Friday can save you hours every week and help you improve the effectiveness of your daily scrum meetings.
What questions should you include in your daily scrum meeting?
We recommend the following questions in your daily scrum:
- What did you accomplish yesterday? (open-ended)
- What are your priorities for today? (open-ended)
- Any blockers? (open-ended)
As you roll out this process, you can add and remove questions over time. If you use the Friday routine builder, you can customize a variety of questions, like emojis, open-ended responses, and more.
Daily Scrum Meeting Template FAQ
We've compiled a best practices guide to answer any questions you have about the daily scrum in Friday.
What is a daily scrum?
Why should I do a daily scrum meeting?
Does this integrate with workplace chat like Slack and Teams?
Who can see the responses?
What are best practices when running a daily scrum?
Does Friday generate a report that I can share with stakeholders if needed?
How can I make my daily scrum interesting?
Effective daily scrum meetings
Meetings are best for resolving blockers, relationship building, and collaboration, not information sharing. Do that asynchronously.
Saves time
The daily scrum is deeply integrated into workplace tools you already use, like Slack and Microsoft Teams.
See integrations
Automatic Reports
Easily measure and track results over time. Automatic reports benchmark progress without manual effort.
100% customizable
With Friday, you can customize every aspect of the daily scrum routine, including questions, reminders, etc.
See routinesAutomate routine communication
Friday creates process and structure to the way that you communicate at work. See more templates.
Sprint Retrospective
Hold less awkward retrospectives by surfacing the key information asynchronously beforehand.
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1-1 Meetings
Kickstart better 1-1 conversations by establishing discussion before the meeting happens.
1-1 Meetings
Customize your own
Any regular communication routine you can dream up can be accomplished in Friday.
See Templates