What are Features?
Features represent product capabilities you’re considering, planning, or building:- New functionality to add
- Improvements to existing features
- Bug fixes and technical debt
- Any work that impacts your product
The Features Workflow
1. Create Features
Add features as you identify potential product work:- From customer insights
- During planning sessions
- From internal ideas
- When bugs are reported
2. Connect Customer Evidence
Link insights to features to build your case:- See how many customers want each feature
- Read actual customer quotes
- Understand use cases and context
- Quantify demand
3. Organize and Prioritize
Use properties and views to manage your roadmap:- Set priority levels
- Assign to team members
- Track status through development
- Group by themes or releases
Key Capabilities
Custom Properties - Add fields specific to your workflow (effort, impact, deadline) Multiple Views - Table and kanban layouts with saved filter combinations Team Collaboration - Comments, assignments, and activity tracking Evidence-Based - Every feature shows linked customer feedbackStatus Workflow
Features move through these stages:| Status | Purpose |
|---|---|
| New Idea | Early stage concept, gathering feedback |
| Discovery | Researching feasibility and requirements |
| Backlog | Approved but not yet scheduled |
| Planned | Committed to roadmap with timeline |
| Delivery | Actively being built |
| Beta | Testing with limited users |
| Releasing | Rolling out to all users |
| Released | Fully shipped and available |
Getting Started
- Create your first feature to track something you’re building
- Set up properties that match your workflow
- Link insights to connect customer feedback
- Create views to organize your roadmap