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# Create a scrum task for Agile Development 2.0 stories

# Create a scrum task for Agile Development 2.0 stories {#ariaid-title1}

* Versão de lançamento: Australia
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* Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
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Create scrum tasks in Agile Development 2.0 to break down a story into
manageable pieces for your team to work on. You can create one scrum task at a time or
multiple scrum tasks at once.

## Antes de Iniciar

Role required: scrum_story_creator, scrum_admin

## Por Que e Quando Desempenhar Esta Tarefa

Team members volunteer for tasks based on their skills and track the hours remaining
daily. If the task is not complete within the planned hours, it can be further split
into additional tasks. A story is not complete until all its tasks are complete.

This task explains how to create one scrum task at a time. To save time, you can
create multiple scrum tasks at once. See [Create multiple scrum tasks for stories in Agile Development 2.0](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/5z4an6HMr7ZKKNPneN_b2w "For your Agile Development 2.0 stories, create batches of different types of scrum tasks at a time, to save time.").

## Procedimento

1. Navigate to AllAgile DevelopmentStories
2. Open a story that you want to create tasks for.
3. From the Scrum tasks related list, select New.  
   Alternatively, you can create a scrum task using the Task board view of the Sprint tracking tab, on the Agile board.
4. On the form, fill the fields.  
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   | Field | Description |
   |-|-|
   | Number | System-generated number for the story. |
   | Story | Displays the story associated with the scrum task. |
   | Priority | Priority for the task. |
   | Planned hours | Estimated number of hours to complete the task. A typical scrum task should take between 4 and 12 hours. If the task requires more than 12 hours, consider breaking it down into multiple tasks. |
   | Remaining hours | Estimated number of hours remaining to complete the scrum task. The assigned group member updates this value as work is progressing on the task. |
   | Actual hours | After the task is complete, enter the number of hours the task actually took. |
   | Type | Type of work involved. |
   | State | Current state of the scrum task. The default for a new task is Draft. |
   | Assignment group | Group that would work on this task. This field is automatically populated from the Assignment group of the story from which the task is created. |
   | Assigned to | User working on the scrum task. This field is set to the story owner by default. |
   | Blocked | Indicator to show that there are issues that prevent the scrum task from progressing. |
   | Short description | Brief description of the scrum task. |
   | Description | Detailed summary of the scrum task. |
   | Work notes | Notes to indicate progress on the scrum task or issues blocking it. |
   [Tabela 1. Scrum Task form]

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5. Select Submit.  
   Importante:  
   When a Scrum Task is created under a Story, the date fields on the Story become read-only.
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* **[Create multiple scrum tasks for stories in Agile Development 2.0](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/5z4an6HMr7ZKKNPneN_b2w)**   
  For your Agile Development 2.0 stories, create batches of different types of scrum tasks at a time, to save time.