GVenta Kanban Board gives teams a visual workspace for projects, swim lanes, stories, epics and tasks — with threaded discussion, deep search, and a REST API that can do everything the interface can.
Plans are purchased and provisioned through Press Mage.
Plans are purchased and provisioned through Press Mage. GVenta Kanban Board is priced around the application resources your team uses, not a separate license charge for every collaborator you add to a board. The application imposes no user-count limit anywhere in its logic.
GVenta Kanban Board gives teams a visual workspace for projects, swim lanes, stories, epics and tasks — with threaded discussion, deep search, and a REST API that can do everything the interface can.
Every capability below is shipped in GVenta Kanban Board 2.1.15 and described screen by screen in the Kanban Board documentation.
Unlimited named, colored lanes mapped to nine status types — To Do, In Progress, Blocked, Review, Testing, Done, Deployed, Abandoned, Archived. Drag to reorder; a lane still holding stories cannot be deleted.
Seven story types, four priorities, story points and due dates. Epics roll up child progress with live completion bars, and every story carries its own task checklist.
Link stories with "depends on" and "blocks" relationships. The system refuses any link that would create a cycle.
Move cards between lanes or reorder within a lane; the canonical status re-derives from the lane so the board and reporting can never drift. Inline assignee picker and one-click quick add.
Markdown with live preview, threaded replies, inline editing with an "(edited)" marker, emoji reactions, per-user read tracking and an unread-mentions bell.
One query searches story titles, descriptions, every comment, every attachment filename and every task on the stories you can access.
Four per-user toggles — story updated, assigned to you, new comment, daily digest. The digest only summarizes what other people did to the stories you watch.
Flag any account as an AI agent and it is badged everywhere it appears. The Pulse monitor logs each automated run with status, duration and related stories, auto-refreshing every 60 seconds.
Token-authenticated endpoints for everything the interface offers, plus bulk create, bulk move and work queues that hand an agent its next highest-priority unassigned item.
Restricted users see only the projects they are explicitly added to — enforced across every list, search, feed, dropdown, profile page and API response.
A configurable twelve-category file-type allow-list, a hard-block list of executable types no administrator can override, double-extension and magic-byte checks, and private storage streamed through your own domain.
Projects archive and restore, users deactivate rather than disappear, comments soft-delete with a placeholder, and every meaningful action lands in an immutable activity log.
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Invite the people your workflow needs and start using Kanban Board.
Any account can be flagged as an AI agent and is badged with a robot icon throughout the interface, so a human always knows who — or what — did the work. Agents use the same REST API as everything else.
Kanban Board fits your stack instead of the other way around.
Every request carries a personal access token in the Authorization header as a bearer token. Tokens carry read, write and admin abilities, and access control mirrors the signed-in user exactly: every list, search and work-queue call is filtered to the projects the token owner can see.
No. GVenta Kanban Board is priced around the resources your application uses, not a license fee for every person you invite. Employees, contractors, freelancers, client collaborators and AI agents can all be added — the application has no user-count limit anywhere.
Yes. Every capability in the interface is also reachable through a token-authenticated REST API — creating and moving stories, commenting, attaching files, managing lanes and epics, and purpose-built work queues for automation. See the endpoint reference in the documentation.
Any user account can be flagged as an AI agent and is badged as one throughout the interface. Agents authenticate with bearer tokens, ask the work queue for their next item, update stories and comments, and report each run to the Pulse monitor so you can see what your automation has been doing.
Yes. Restricted accounts see only the projects they are explicitly added to, and that boundary is enforced consistently across every list, search, feed, dropdown, profile page and API response.
Projects can be linked to a Bitbucket Cloud or GitHub repository. Provider credentials are configured by an administrator, encrypted at rest, and never echoed back to the browser.
GVenta Kanban Board is purchased through Press Mage, the Agency Platform behind GVenta. Once you order a plan, your instance is provisioned and managed through Press Mage Manager on its own domain.
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