Keep your existing system of work
A hill chart is most useful at the scope level, not as a duplicate task board. Keep detailed execution in your current tools and use Hillchart to show whether each meaningful part of the project is still being figured out or moving through known work.
Share the project story clearly
Snapshots preserve important checkpoints; share links and embeds make those updates readable beyond the workspace. Timeline history helps a team revisit how the project’s understanding changed over a cycle.
Make attention explicit
Attention signals identify scopes that are at risk, need a decision, or require a circuit breaker. That lets a review focus on what needs help rather than treating every position as equally urgent.
- Keep tasks in your existing tool
- Use scopes to describe uncertainty
- Share checkpoints without opening the workspace