The Master Features Road Map does a great job of showing what master features we are working on in each release and the why. The why being the goals and initiatives they support. Those releases are organized by external due dates and show nicely. ...

each requirement should have an acceptance requirement section that can sync to a user story acceptance criteria in TFS

When a contributor is saving a report, they are not given the option to save the report into a folder at that point - they can select who can have access to it and the access level but they cannot select the folder at this point. They have to do t...

I make pie charts for time spent in initiatives. The initiatives will only be ordered in the key alphabetically though. I'd like to be able to order them by rank, score, or even by value that I'm looking to report on. So if I make a chart with ini...

I have several integrations made via the REST API. Sometimes I need to be able to list all the Requirement items within a Release. As these belongs to Features, the only way I have is to list all the Features for a Release, and then cycle through ...

We're using multiple layers of iterations within Azure DevOps. So a Release consists of multiple sprints. I would like to be able to map not only releases to iterations, but also phases to iterations. That way I can use Aha! as a single point of e...

Is the following a bug? Promoted an Idea to Feature, then (still) on Idea page, delete the promoted Feature. Now, can no longer Promote to a Feature, but promotion UI drop-down provides two options to promote to Epic.

It's nice to be able to copy tables from one slide to another in presentations

As an Aha! user, I need to to copy objects in Aha! more predictably and effectively so that I can boost my productivity fourfold and get on with my tasks. Currently, the system provides a dead-end feature where when one can copy objects, upon whic...

As an Aha! user, I find submitting an idea as feedback about the overall application/system is complicated because the categories to choose from are product-centred and not user-centred. It would be easier for users to provide actionable feedback ...