All ideas

With that options all features would be moved up keeping the order - It would make the management of large maps much easier

Story map should have a setting allowing to block automatic adding of rows especially when features are moved vertically for reorder . Today for larger maps the map grows vertically in uncontrolled way making it difficult to manage

It would improve our customers' understanding of what other ideas are category-related so they don't create additional ideas unnecessarily. It will also help us as administrators to view from the customer perspective and group ideas more efficiently

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I use the Project template and love the Features Roadmap - except that I cannot customize enough. Some of my projects have a lot of activities in the phases and when I do an Activities Roadmap, I would LOVE if it would arrange the Activities into ...

As an capacity plan user, I would like to be able to adjust advanced estimates for separate date ranges within a work item such as initiative so I can visualize resource movement across initiatives. Currently there is a single date range so all re...

We have a a large and complex code base that requires our Engineering teams to be aligned with components, rather than products. With multiple products using multiple engineering resources, it makes release planning just short of a nightmare. Havi...

Currently you seem to only support stronger authentication options for those customers who use Duo (under their own contract). While we would be OK with an Aha! contracted strong authenticator, if we must supply our own then our preference would b...

I wanted to invite a group of customers I work with on a project to an empathy session. Inviting them one at a time is a tedious process. Would like to be able to paste a list of email addresses into the invite list.

I use the “Time spent” value from the users’ details report (CSV exported from the account settings tab) to evaluate paid licences in use and remove them from people that doesn’t use them enough. Being able to differenciate between the time for wh...