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Once you have a list report created moving columns around can be very time consuming (and frustrating) especially if you have a good number of fields. Could you create a way to do this easier such as opening up a dialog to reorder the existing fie...

When I create a list of features we estimate the time it will take. However when we add them to the release road map it'll default to 5 days. I would be nice if I could estimate all the features in a release and dump those estimates on the road map.

JIRA came first at our company, and only a handful of users use Aha -- consequently, when I publish a roadmap, it is assumed that the issue numbers shown on the roadmap are JIRA issue numbers -- this creates a lot of confusion. I would like to be ...

I currently have to create flow diagrams outside of Aha and paste in a static version that others can not change. This is very restrictive and does not follow the collaborative flow I like to use. https://www.gliffy.com/

I was a bit confused when I could import items from JIRA manually, and webhooks were working both way, but when I made a new issue in JIRA, it was not getting auto-imported. I read through lots of really long explanations about the need for "paren...

Hi there, Like many, we are trying to find the right balance of granularity and manageability for our features. Managing the roadmap and backlog is much easier with multiple features than with the requirements under a feature, since the requiremen...

We are using the Aha! idea portal as an FAQ and for some of the ideas/questions, we would like to disable the comments section so public users cannot comment. We don't want to necessarily want to do this for all ideas/questions submitted, but it w...

The starter roadmap can display objects (such as initiatives) in descending order according to their position in the product hierarchy. This is extremely useful when showing how high-level product line initiatives relate to lower-level initiatives...

When you add a step to a user story map if the text expands beyond the visible part of the box it is not easy to see the entire step. The box should grow in the same way as the feature box does.

What is the challenge? We want to distinguish between Epics which end up in the product, and Enablers which are required to deliver the product but not a part of the product itself What is the impact? By not having a record type of Enabler, we can...