Rollup releases are very useful in organizations with complex and nested product lines and products. A top level product may have a V2.0 which is a rollup of three subsystems, a perfect use case of a rollup release. If each of the subsystems, in t...

There is a built-in Rally field named iteration. It would be useful in many situations to map the iteration field to an Aha! field.

When creating a custom field of type editable choice it would nice to be able to pick one of the choices as the default value

Who would benefit? Product Teams, Project Management What impact would it make? Centralized location for tracking and managing change requests to product releases and projects throughout their timelines. This is done outside of the tool today and ...

I love the dependency report, but would love to be able to see multiple record types on either side of the report. For instance, a release might be blocked by a mixed set of master features and features, right now I can't see them all without clic...

Add the ability to create and manage knowledge base 301 redirects in bulk, such as via CSV or spreadsheet import, instead of requiring manual entry through the UI. This would support large-scale migrations by allowing teams to map old article URL ...

What is the challenge? If a team has a large report they have to scroll to the bottom of the page in order to move to a different page of results. What is the impact? Longer time to find the right details in a view. Describe your idea Add page nav...

What is the challenge? Add Release as a filter in every view to only select "Active" releases and omit Parking Lot "Inactive" releases. What is the impact? This creates a lot of manual work on all of our views. Cannot leverage the Auto Add new rel...

We would like to be able to add custom fields on the detail page of User Story Maps. Also it would be helpful to have the usual "Comments" and "To-Do" section. This would be very helpful for our collaborative workflow.

There is a lot of whitespaces between panels or around charts in ideas. The pie chart is half-the possible size of the panel.