How to Set Up a Board in Roadmunk
Here's how to create and configure a board in Roadmunk — from scratch to a working team workflow.
Step-by-step
Create a new project or space
In Roadmunk, boards live inside projects or workspaces. Start by creating a new project and selecting the board layout.
Define your columns
Add columns that match your workflow stages. A basic PM board: To Do → In Progress → In Review → Done. Keep it simple to start.
Set up card fields
Configure what information appears on each card. Recommended: assignee, priority, due date, and labels. Roadmunk supports custom fields if you need to track additional metadata.
Add your first cards
Create cards for your current work items. Import from a spreadsheet or previous tool if Roadmunk supports it — check the import settings under your workspace.
Share with your team
Invite your team to the project. Set appropriate permissions — most PMs give engineers edit access and stakeholders view-only. Roadmunk supports guest access for external stakeholders.
Pro tips
- Don't over-engineer your first board. You can add columns and fields as the team finds gaps.
- Without native automations, establish a team habit of updating card status daily.
- Review the board layout after 2 sprints and adjust based on where cards pile up.