It is currently possible to link an Aha! record to an existing record in the development system. However, it is not possible to link to an existing Aha! record that is already linked with another record in the integrated system. It would be helpfu...

Allow for mapping Aha! approvals to Jira via the integration. When a team member moves an item in Jira to a status that requires an approval in Aha!, pass the approval status back to Jira once it is updated in Aha!

The use case for this is we have 7 different fields for grouping development teams containing over 50 total teams in Jira. We would like to be able to combine these into a single field in Aha for the purpose of running reports to show which of the...

To enforce usage of Aha when communicating priorities and reporting progress against developing those priorities, want to see the last time updates were sent to/from Jira so we can track against that date.

E.g. if engineering has reported that 100% of work on a release is complete via the Jira integration, update the status to 'ready to ship'

When creating integrations to Jira (master features and features to Epics and stories, within in several Jira board in the same instance) the first created epic in Jira should be the only epic created. Not one per integration/Board. At it is set u...

Have the option in the integration settings to sync release with sprints in Jira There is no current way to represent a sprint in Aha yet that is how most people develop these days Currently whenever I move features between releases I have to manu...

I'm setting up an activity webhook to perform some external automation whenever an epic duration is changed. One of the issues on my mind is that, as it is, this requires me to leave the receiving endpoint completely open. Is there any way I can a...

Often times we only want a subset of what's in Aha! in our JIRA project. In some cases, when things get deprioritized, we want to remove them from JIRA but keep them in Aha! Would love the ability to do that FROM Aha! because keeping things in syn...