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Created by Guest
Created on Nov 11, 2014

Add Goals and Initiatives to ideas

Allow to associate ideas to Goals and Initiatives, 

It is useful to analyze how aligned are the ideas to Strategies. 

  • ADMIN RESPONSE
    Dec 28, 2016

    Now you can create Goals and Initiatives custom fields on Ideas (as well as any other record in Aha!) to show how Ideas link back to your strategy.

    In addition to these strategic records, you can now also create custom fields for every record in Aha! including products, competitors, personas, release, and ideas.

    Read more about additional ways that you can leverage our new feature.

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  • Brad Thielemann
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    Jun 27, 2024

    The use case is to show all Initiatives and Ideas which are associated with the same Goal

  • Nick Mariette
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    Aug 19, 2016

    For internal ideas portals, it is helpful to push it to the requester to associate ideas with broad company goals. This increases the quality of requests. 

  • Guest
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    Jun 3, 2016

    I think this would be extremely valuable in having a full picture of an initiative and where each of the ideas are in their life cycle.   This capability would greatly enhance our ability to leverage idea management in a much more impactful way

  • Guest
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    Jul 30, 2015

    I fully support this feature as well. I think, at least for internal portals, it's more important to be able to associate goals and initiatives at the Idea level, as that association will feed the decision to promote and Idea to a Feature, or not. The promoted Idea would then carry those associations through to its life as a Feature.

  • Simon Smith
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    Jun 13, 2015

    I get why this might not be there, since you may not want to expose your goals and initiatives through external portals. But then we should just have the ability to turn that off for portal users. It would be very useful to review ideas by goals and initiatives. Currently, the only way to do this is to use categories and subcategories, but that results in a lot of duplication.