Features

Tags – the Aha! system allows you to create the same tag multiple times with “caps” & no caps. Example: “National” and “national” – they are created as separate tags, even though it's the same thing, just grammatically different. The tag list ...

The pop-up form that is triggered by the widget does not currently include the same functionality that the add idea page in the portal does whereby it searches for similar ideas that might already exist. This is essential to minimize duplicate Ide...

Hi Would be a great asset to us if the 'Product Owner' level of access or some kind of admin access had the ability to update/adjust time entered on other users behalf for various reasons such as: another user has logged time against a feature ...

Roadmap tool should integrate with Technopedia - Prior to Gartner "Acquiring" CEB and its road mapping tool, the State of CA and many other entities used it to first upload application product inventory, run "vendor data validation" against each p...

Title self explanatory - how to export to something like Word.

We would like to import the 'Requirement Estimate' as part of a CSV File upload. Requirement Estimate is a field that is mapped between the Aha! to Jira integration, so why not allow this standard out of the box Aha! field to be included in the CS...

Hi Team, It would be great if we can have bulk edit for features parked in particular sprints. For an example, in below sprint board if I can bulk edit features it will save lot of time to not edit one by one individually.

I'd like to be able to sort features in a release by the Estimate assigned to that feature so that I can see a stacked rank of the highest cost features in a release. I can do that today in the List view, of course, but I'd like to be able to do i...

The embedded rich text editor should be able to support a hierarchical numbered list like the following 1. A. B. C. i. ii. iii. 2. A. B. C. i. ii. iii. 3.

Our company is big on trying to use metrics to prioritize our backlog. Sometimes, we want to fine tune how a particular thing impacts our score. Having something like logarithms would really help.