A lot of teams just eyeball the board and update it whenever they remember. Here's what that costs you over time.
Some teams don't even try to automate this — someone just remembers to update the board at some point during the day, or a PM pings you asking "hey is ABC-123 done?" because the card hasn't moved in three days even though you shipped it Tuesday.
This works, technically. It's just slow and it depends on someone remembering. The board becomes a lagging indicator instead of a live one.
When Jitly moves the ticket automatically the moment you push, the board actually reflects reality. PMs stop having to ask. Scrum masters stop chasing updates in standup. It sounds small but multiply that across a 10 person team over a quarter and it's a lot of Slack messages saved.