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If I configure my portal to not display certain pages in navigation, then a user should not be able to select those pages as their home page. For example, I removed access to the Product tab for all users (as we officially define the data to appea...

There is a lot of wasted space (white space/white box) in the upper left side of the Release Roadmap. Would like to be able to place text or values of a field there.

We have too many departments and our drop down menus is confusing. I would like our parents to be able to look up names by selecting wither faculty or staff.

I've entered a full description of the goals for a line. This description is not showing in the notebook page. I think this is a bug.

I have all my release activities in a spreadsheet, having to create a release template (one by one) or an entire release cycle one by one, it creates too much work

Allowing for a brief description to be displayed right below the initiative is super helpful when we are reviewing all initiatives at a global level. This will avoid clicking on each one to get details. It creates a one-stop-shop for viewing vital...

We're using BPMN to capture a lot of the early interaction requirements and flows, prior to story creation. (Part of this is driven by our re-platforming, others by the heavy consumption of external API's to drive much of the business behavior.) S...

I would like my customers to see other's ideas but if certain values are different, they can simply spawn a new idea off the original. This new idea would have the same fields populated and allow the customer to change the ones they'd like.

The current Aha metamodel (view of the world) characterizes "Competitors" as One Trick Pony vendors that sell one Product or Service that is competitive to the Aha Product Owner's organization. This is a conflation of the concept of an external ac...

Currently, you can set the fiscal year at the account level. This makes sense if all product lines and products will fall under the same company. But it does not make sense when you're managing products for multiple companies within the same Aha! ...