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Roll-up (Product line) initiatives should set their dates automatically from their contained initiatives
Now that initiatives have their own start-end dates, it would be super helpful (and logical) if a product-line roll-up initiative could set it's dates automatically from the initiatives that are rolled-up rather than from releases to which it is linked.
In roadmap planning we are looking a year or more ahead and we have initiatives that we are working on but no idea yet to which release(s) they will be linked.
This would allow us to create dynamic reports on product line initiatives (which we report to company stakeholders) based on the delivery of product initiatives (Which we use for planning within the product group.)
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ADMIN RESPONSEJul 1, 2020
Just Launched! — Automatically Calculate Release Dates for Large Projects
Now you can automatically calculate when records in Aha! will start and end based on the date range of related work. This includes calculating from child initiatives.
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Add option for initiatives to inherit start and end dates from rolled up (child) initiatives
Consider the following use case:
user has large initiatives at the Product Line level (e.g. Enter Japanese Market; scheduled for Q1 & Q2), and then sub-initiatives at the individual Product level (translate interface to Japanese; scheduled fo...
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Auto calculate timeline or duration of Company Level or Product Level Initiatives
It would be useful if the product initiative timelines would automatically and dynamically update the company level initiative timelines they are connected to or linked.
In our particular case I have defined our company level initiatives to repr...
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To add to this, it would be great if you had the option for Initiatives to get their end dates from their contained Releases, and Product Line’s could then get their end date from the child initiatives. This would allow us to see when an initiative is likely to be complete based on it’s child releases. If a new release appears do to features not being shipped you would see that an initiative, and subsequently it’s parent product line delivery date has slipped. (Apologies if this isn’t what you meant in this feature).