- The Sprint Backlog (for the developers and the Product Owner)
- The Sprint Backlog Overview (for Testers - what to test)
- The Burndown
- Past Sprints of the project
- Link to mockups, test and production environments
- (For windows apps) - Link to the last build's setup file (which should be every Friday)
- Contact details of the developers and project managers (or a link to the CRM record)
Figure: Bad Example - A project portal that is manually updated. This example is from Metal Corp 
Figure: Good Example - A TFS 2012 Project Portal. The Activities menu has all the actions a Product Owner needs
Note: If you use TFS2012 or TFS2010 you can use the built in SharePoint dashboard for this. All you need to do is create a new Team Project using the Agile Template
Figure: A SharePoint 2010 Dashboard integrated with TFS A Project Portal is also a great place to hold files etc so you can send links to clients instead of files. This is explained further in "
Do you know not to use email to forward client attachments?"
