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BETA: Breakdown Board - Graph View

New Graph and Board views added to Breakdown Board

Note: This article relates solely to the early release of the new Breakdown Board functionality. It is intended for customers who wish to test the new Beta functionality and provide feedback.


Accessing the new Breakdown Board > Graph view:

  1. Login + navigate to a PI Session > ART Planning Board (or any Board in the PI Session).

    1. Focus on the URL in the Address Bar at the top of the browser window.

  2. Append the following syntax - &feature=explorer - to the URL.

    1. Copy and paste the parameter to the end of the URL in the Address Bar.

Append the Feature toggle parameter to the base URL


Once the Feature flag is appended to the URL in the PI Session proceed as follows:

  1. Focus on a Feature or Dependency sticky note.

    1. Launch the Breakdown Board from the sticky note toolbar.

Access the Breakdown Board via the sticky note toolbar.


The Breakdown Board now offers alternative views you can toggle through. In the top right toggle between Grid, Board and Graph views


We are seeking feedback to help us add-value to the Graph view so it can become an effective visual aid and decision making tool.

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Here are some leading questions to spark the feedback dialogue we would like to receive:

  1. Would this type of graphical view all the connected items support Systems Thinking?

  2. What information or data points are missing from this view to make it more effective to use during management syncs or Scrum of Scrum or other types of meetings?

  3. Who would use and benefit from this Graph view?

  4. Would it help with your planning and execution efforts? If not, why not?

  5. Would it help with your governance and steering committee activities? If not, how could we improve it?

  6. What is missing to make this type of view information rich and functional?

  7. When would you use this type of view? In what meeting or ceremony? As a group or individually?

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