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of the same Kanban: Kanban board, Table, Calendar, Flow, Metrics and Email
DOZENS OF TEMPLATES
ready-made, for processes and registries, from Sales and HR to Projects, Maintenance and Quality
23 FIELD TYPES
from currency and due date to owner and rating
DUE-DATE ALERTS
24 hours before and on the due date, to the owner
Where this shows up in your day
The decision was made in the conversation. And died there.
Customer success
The meeting that decided everything and left no record
The customer agreed on price, deadline and next steps on a video call. Everyone wrote it down somewhere different, and a week later nobody remembered exactly what had been agreed.
Minutes on the card
Sales
The pipeline that only exists in the rep's head
Each client's stage, last contact and value live in one person's memory and in a spreadsheet untouched since Tuesday.
Stage in plain sight
Operations
The routine that only moves when someone remembers
Weekly check, month-end close, procedure review: tasks that repeat and depend on someone remembering.
It shows up on its own
How it works
An ordinary Kanban. With the AI inside it.
01
The Kanban starts
Pick from dozens of templates in the gallery, filtering by area or badge; the process ones come with stages and fields. Or describe the process and Skyller proposes the stages and fields.
02
The fields are yours
Besides title and owner, the fields your operation uses: amount, due date, supplier, contract. A field can be required before the card leaves a stage.
03
Work moves
Drag on the Kanban, bulk-edit in the table, check due dates in the calendar or follow progress in the flow and metrics views. The numbers at the top (urgent, overdue, done today) filter with one click.
04
Skyller works alongside
In the chat, ask it to open a card, move a stage, comment or create a column. It acts with your login and your access, never with administrator privileges.
05
The due date chases on its own
The owner gets a notice 24 hours before the due date and when it passes, once per stage. A recurring routine can make the card appear on schedule.
Live proof
The meeting ended with the minutes on the card, not with “I'll write it down later”.
Starting point
The meeting with customer Aurora has just ended. The “Sales” Kanban has the stages Proposal, Negotiation, Contract and Won, and a rule with an AI step that reacts to the meeting ending. The Accepted proposal field (an attachment) is required to enter Contract.
What happens
01The meeting ends. The rule writes the minutes into a field on Aurora's card, with decisions, owners and deadlines, and suggests the Negotiated amount together with the transcript excerpt that supports it.
02A person reads the excerpt and accepts the suggestion: the value goes into the field as if they had typed it, and the card history shows who accepted.
03When the card is moved to Contract, Skyller asks for the required field that is missing, the Accepted proposal attachment, which did not come out of the meeting.
Result
The meeting became minutes and an amount on the card, with decisions, owners and deadlines at hand, and the amount only went in after a person accepted it.
Skyller · Kanban
Sales
Negotiation1
Meeting with customer Aurora
High
Accepted proposal
Docs
1/2
AAna
Contract0
Demonstration · illustrative data
Good to know
Skyller creates cards when someone asks; it does not read conversations to decide what becomes a task.
There are six views: Kanban board, Table, Calendar, Flow, Metrics and Email. There is no timeline, Gantt or gallery.
The AI only suggests the fields the company has opened to suggestions, and nothing is saved without a person's acceptance. The AI asks for confirmation on structural changes, such as creating, archiving or sharing the Kanban and removing a column, and on sending email from the card.
Fictional company, customer and people; the minutes, the suggestion with the transcript excerpt and the required field are the product's.
To evaluate carefully
What the Kanban keeps, who sees it, and what the AI may touch.
Select a topic to see its capabilities, conditions, and limits.
Six views, one Kanban
Kanban board with drag and drop, Table with filters and bulk actions, Calendar by due date, Flow with the stages and automations, Metrics for throughput and time in each stage, and Email with the Kanban's inbox. The default view is each person's choice and does not change anyone else's.
23 field types
Text, long text, number, currency, date, date and time, time, checkbox, single select, multi-select, rating, person, link to a record or process, URL, email, phone, CPF or CNPJ, attachment, item list, automatic text, informational text, AI report and signature.
Filters that match the numbers
Search by text, owner, status, priority and due date (overdue, today, next seven days, no date); the filter returns exactly what the number at the top counts.
Required field per stage
A field can be required for a card to enter a stage; whoever moves it without filling it in is asked for what is missing.
Where the Kanban lives
Each Kanban belongs to a hub or a workspace, never both. Visibility is private, inherited from the workspace or shared with whoever you choose.
Cards that repeat
A routine becomes a template card with a time and time zone. If the target stage is at its card limit, or too many occurrences are open, the new one is skipped.
The AI acts as you
Create and update cards, move stages, comment, create and reorder columns and find cards by topic, always with your login and your access.
Confirmation on what cannot be undone
Creating, archiving or sharing a Kanban, removing a column, changing fields and sending email from the card ask for Approve or Reject before they happen. Creating, moving and commenting on cards go straight through, and the company can require confirmation for those too, function by function.
History and discussion on the card
Each Kanban records what changed and each card has comments. Two people editing at the same time do not overwrite each other.
Meetings with minutes on the card itself
In templates where a stage is a conversation, such as recruiting, sales, customer success, development plans, contracts and incidents, the Meetings feature comes switched on, with the copilot for the area. During the meeting it gives a short tip in about a second, without searching documents; searching the company's documents is a separate button and takes a few seconds. Afterwards the AI writes the minutes into a field on the card and suggests values for the fields; a person accepts or rejects each suggestion, and nothing is saved without acceptance. For internal meetings, the Meetings and minutes template keeps the minutes, decisions and action items with an owner and a due date.
What comes in and goes out
Forms, the Kanban inbox, integrations with other systems, the API and spreadsheets open cards; rules with 16 triggers and 23 actions move the phase forward; and the Kanban notifies other systems, generates the document and requests the signature.
Frequently asked
What usually holds the decision back.
Start with the Kanban that hurts
Pick a process that today lives in the group chat.
Pick from dozens of templates in the gallery and see owner, stage and due date in fields, not in someone's memory.