As a manager, if you want real-time data about the state of your projects, it is necessary for your development team to input them easily or have the system collect or report on data easily.

We had the same thoughts when we designed OneBundle Project. We wanted to make it as easy for our developers to use as possible. The default behavior of our system is to collect the minimum information from developers thus making their life easy.

For example, screens remember previous values input by the team member in List and New screens, thus reducing typing or clicking. A tester could stay in one single screen all day and keep adding bugs from there, and not have to keep selecting the same values over and over again.