Though we have Iteration path integration between Aha and ADO. This is currently limited to show dynamic values for the integrations. Also the Iteration Path is based on the Area Path, the values of Iteration path cannot be filtered / shown releva...

Currently, there isn't an option to configure release capacity to display in weeks. When you enter a value in weeks, Aha automatically converts it to days. We want it to show weeks since we estimate capacity based on available dev weeks.

We use multiple email addresses. We get Aha! comments and updates sent to one address, the user account email, but when replying we have to manually set the 'send from' address (in gmail) register the comment in the Aha system. It would be really ...

Many products are using Metis exclusively, especially those who are waterfall and do not need a JIRA instance. If Metis is not integrated with Aha! similar to JIRA, these product owners will be left managing timelines and updates from Metis on the...

Allow Contributors to Hide/Show completed To Dos on an initiative or release. At times the list of completed to dos can become extensive and an option to toggle and view only what is open/active would be helpful.

I would like the ability to filter out Parking lot items from the Info tab view of a workspace where releases are listed. Release tab views by default filter out Parking lot items, but the Info tab view does not support filtering.

When I have a custom scorecard, and am scoring my ideas, it would be great to see the custom values I've assigned to the scores as I'm mousing over/moving the slider - so that I don't have to keep looking at the ? text

Shipping all features should automatically ship the Release.

Picture handling in the comments is flawed. Sometimes images inserted into the WISIWYG editor disappear.

This feature would simply put a notification on the requirements line in all panels of Aha!. These notification will include: New Comment This will show that a To-do has a new Comment. To-dos Completed Indicator. Will show the # of to-dos com...