Reports

Who would benefit? Everyone What impact would it make? not be confused with a color that has no meaning in this case, but in other cases it has How should it work? Just not use red, yellow and green, or nearby colors such as orange. Use blue or so...

There needs to be improvements to the Reporting navigation. Informational viewers get lost in the Aha! UI for reporting. If you are a viewer, you should have a simple UI experience. For me, it should be directed UI experience.

Currently you can color by status on the gantt chart to see the release phase colors appear. It would be helpful to include the release phase colors on list and pivot reports as well.

Who would benefit? Everyone using pivot reports What impact would it make? Make report readable and fit them to one page How should it work? Resizing a column should automatically format the colored text as well in the column to fit into the new c...

I'd like to see all the open releases associated with a specific release template, as of right now this not possible as they are all named different things.

Who would benefit? People using Dashboards What impact would it make? Would allow each panel to be exportable with it's related descriptive text How should it work? Just need a text box above (configurable as to where maybe?) the report in the das...

If we want to have one initiative assigned to one piece of work/feature, we have to create a custom initiative field. However, when adding this custom initiative field, we can no longer associate it to the rest of the initiative information. For e...

I want to be able to show a funnel chart of all ideas by status in an Aha report.

I find the way advanced filters to work to be really confusing. The use of the terms "any" and "all" doesn't satisfy all my needs - I want the ability to set "and" and "or" on groups of filters directly without having to remember which of those is...

We have created a very useful dashboard for releases but would like to be able to include the Release Capacity bar so we can see where we are against release capacity