Scrum Master life: Run the standup. Track the blockers. Check Jira. Chase updates. Follow up again. Prepare the status report. Dig through old tickets. Check dependencies. Answer stakeholder questions.

And somewhere in between all of that...

try to actually be a Scrum Master. 😅

Sound familiar?

Scrum Masters spend a lot of time working with information. What changed? What is blocked? What needs attention? Are we still on track? Which dependency is going to cause trouble next week? Is that story actually ready for Sprint Planning?

The challenge isn’t always finding the information. It’s finding the right information at the right time without spending half your day looking for it.

That’s where Rovo can help.

Join us for a 45-minute practical and hands-on session where Alex Ortiz, Atlassian expert, author, trainer, podcast host, and Co-Founder of The Jira Life, will explore how Rovo can become a useful sidekick for Scrum Masters across Jira, Confluence, and Loom.

Instead of another session about “AI is the future”, we’ll focus on something much more useful:

What can Rovo actually do for you on a normal Scrum Master day?

We’ll explore how Rovo can help you quickly understand the health and progress of your sprint, identify blockers and risks before they turn into bigger problems, and surface the work that quietly needs your attention.

You’ll also see how Rovo can help you prepare for more focused standups, get a clearer picture of progress against the Sprint Goal, and uncover cross-team dependencies that might otherwise show up as a surprise at the worst possible time.

And because Scrum Masters don’t live in Jira alone, we’ll also look at how Rovo can connect the dots across Jira, Confluence, and Loom. From turning Jira activity into useful stakeholder updates, to converting meeting discussions and Loom recordings into actionable work, the goal is to spend less time digging through information and more time acting on it.

We’ll also explore how Rovo can help you look backward and forward: learning from completed sprints, supporting better retrospectives, and reviewing your backlog to identify stories that may need more attention before Sprint Planning.

🤖 So, Is Rovo Taking Over the Scrum Master’s Job?

Absolutely not. 😄

The goal isn’t to replace the Scrum Master with AI.

The goal is to let Rovo take care of more of the searching, summarizing, organizing, connecting the dots, and repetitive follow-ups, so you can focus on the parts of the role where your experience and human skills really matter:

Facilitation. Coaching. Removing impediments. Improving collaboration. Helping the team grow.

Think of Rovo as the teammate who never complains when you say:

“Hey, can you quickly check Jira and tell me what’s going on?” 😂

Whether you’re completely new to Rovo, curious about where it fits into your Scrum workflow, or already experimenting with it, this session will give you practical ideas, real-world workflows, and prompts that you can take back to your team and start using immediately.

So, bring your Scrum Master problems.

Bring your Jira chaos.

Bring those “Can someone please give me an update?” moments.

You handle the people and the team.
Let Rovo handle some of the busywork. 🤖

Less “Any updates?”
More “Let’s get the team moving.” 🚀