IF Method Handbook
  • On Agile
  • Main Concepts
    • IF Method
    • Productbase
    • Feature
    • Feature Iteration
    • Iteration Lead
    • Technical damage
  • Getting Started
    • Cloud and self-hosted versions
    • Setting up self-hosted instance
    • Setting up a workspace
    • Managing users
    • Managing products
    • Managing features
    • Managing technical damage
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  • Step 1. Company name
  • Step 2. License key
  • Step 2. Setting up stages
  1. Getting Started

Setting up a workspace

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Step 1. Company name

After logging in using your email and password, you will see a screen where you can enter your company name.

Step 2. License key

Step 2. Setting up stages

The next screen is about setting up the stages that every feature iteration must go through before it’s ready for users.

Stages are set during onboarding. They are workspace-wide and can be changed in Workspace settings at any time.

On this step you need to type in your license key. You can purchase one from us by emailing .

In IF Method, there are no pre-development stages or “Definition of Ready.” Development always comes first, and its name and position cannot be changed. The rest of the stages can be renamed and rearranged. By default, the form includes QA and instead of “Definition of Done,” and you can add up to two more stages. These could be Code Review, Design Review, or anything else that suits your product.

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