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Link features to other features and if you choose "duplicates" as the link then they should update each other in real time to have them remain duplicates. Ex. if one feature is shipped, we want the other linked feature's status updated as well to ...

Want more 'Excel like' reporting in pivot and chart reports

We want to provide controlled access to the roadmap features to customers. The best way to do this seems to be through presentations. However, when the list is long, it is very difficult for them to scroll through in the presentation mode. The ide...

The current Presentation and Webpage solutions have very limited interactive capabilities for external users. This limits the value we provide, as the 'self service' features are limited mainly to read-only actions and not true interactivity. As a...

Some of the Comments threads in a Feature card can get relatively lengthy. Making it possible to sort the latest Comment to the top of thread (or collapse older Comments) vs. having to scroll down to the bottom of the thread of Comments would make...

the farther out in my roadmap the less precise about dates i want to be. it's all spaghetti at the wall beyond a few quarters. leadership wants to see 5 quarters of a roadmap - i want to quickly enter the quarter i'm aiming for without needing to ...

Probably technically a nightmare but it would be amazing if I could work offline and sync updates when I get back online (as I become more dependent on AHA - those moments in the middle of nowhere on a train or on planes etc are where I want to be...

We find our customers sometimes add screenshots into their comments which contain data which we believe shouldn't be public. For example this could be a screenshot taken from another application or from our application containing the customer's da...

The default feature template appears when adding a new feature from everywhere in aha except when creating features from the story map view. The description appears blank. This is a problem because we are transferring our story maps into aha and l...