Standup Meeting Template

Online visual workspace with an infinite canvas and real-time collaboration capabilities to easily run a daily check-in meeting and plan the day's activities with your team.

Predesigned templates for standup meetings
In-app video conferencing, synchronous editing, real-time mouse tracking, and change previews for seamless team collaboration
Infinite canvas to work on where team members can input the tasks they completed and what they are working on in real time
Simple and visually appealing layouts to easily identify blockers

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Guide and Best Practices

A daily standup meeting, also known as a “scrum,” is practice used by teams to work more effectively together. This practice gets the team members together every day and allows them to discuss the results of the previous day, the action plan for the current day and helps identify any obstacles that may be in the way of completing a task.

How to Run a Standup Meeting?

Open a Creately standup template and share it with the rest of the participants. Even if they are joining remotely they can join in with in-app video conferencing and provide their input on the canvas in real-time
Establish a regular time and place and make sure this meeting is incorporated into your daily routine
Set up an agenda and keep it short. The point of the standup is to fill everyone in as quickly as possible
Assign a ‘scrum leader’ who will ask each team member to add to the template and discuss any issues that may arise
Every team member answers three important questions; What have I accomplished since our last standup? What do I hope to accomplish before the next one? What obstacles might keep me from doing so?