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Pivotal Tracker is an easy-to-use cloud tool that improves communication, handles customer feedback, and provides reliable estimates. It offers one view so all team members have up-to-date information for efficient collaboration in real-time via email, RSS, Twitter or Campfire. Pivotal Tracker also enables great agility by using past performance to reliably estimate future iterations and create trustworthy deadlines.
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