Great software needs to work well. But with every new feature, functionality tweak, design update, and push to prod, you run the risk of bugs appearing. For every “drop everything” bug fix needed, there are a dozen “mostly just inconvenient” bugs.
Track, prioritize, and squash with this bug tracker template.
Airtable is what’s called a relational database, which allows you to filter, sort, and group data in intuitive and flexible ways, letting you rethink how you track and process bugs.
Filter by priority to see the most critical issues first, or by status to see where progress is being made. Or, try filtering by the systems affected by your known bugs to prepare for potential customer complaints and provide stellar customer support.
You can also create an automation that will generate—and send—a daily, weekly, or monthly report showing all blocked, critical, and untriaged bugs. Or, deploy a lightweight automation that sends Slack notifications to responsible developers, letting them know when it’s time to prioritize work from the backlog.
Being cloud based and eminently flexible, Airtable is useful for software development teams both large and small. If your team relies on an agile development process or want to build a custom workflow to better align with the intricacies of their product, there’s nothing like Airtable.
Plus, each team member can be assigned specific tasks (or bugs) and filter out all the other information—making their workflow more straightforward and un-noisy. Airtable is a perfect solution for anyone looking for a project management tool packed with integrations, automations, and views—like an interactive timeline or kanban board.
Plus, everyone can see always keep-in-the-know with real-time status changes.
Bug tracking is part issue tracking, part project management. It’s the process wherein teams record, monitor, and update the status of known bugs in a piece of software or website. While it precedes the actual action of dedicating resources to squashing the bug, it’s every bit as important. With good bug tracking etiquette—or just a good bug tracking template—teams understand what to prioritize and when.
This bug tracking system is ideal for QA analysts, test engineers, or any fast-moving team that needs a collaborative issue tracker to keep them on task.
Use this bug tracker with your team members to easily delegate bug fixing and bug tracking projects. This bug tracking system also comes equipped with a form for easy submission of bug reports.