Define new functionality
Brainstorm ways to improve your product. Invite the broader team — including marketing, sales, and support — to share their points of view. Use built-in collaboration tools such as sticky notes, inline comments, and emoji reactions to give your stakeholders a chance to be heard. Then, ask the AI assistant to summarize the session's key themes.
Streamline prioritization
Visualize the features that best support your product strategy on a 2x2 matrix. If you use Aha! Whiteboards as part of Aha! Roadmaps, include any features that are already in your backlog — so you can consider all the options together. You can also add records directly from Jira. Schedule a review meeting and discuss value versus effort trade-offs. Then, invite stakeholders to vote for their top priorities.
Create an initial roadmap
Visualize your product direction. Choose the perfect roadmap template to showcase your plans — adjusting the timeline to suit your needs. Share your roadmap with company leaders and internal teams to mobilize everyone. As implementation gets underway, revise progress bars to communicate the status of the work.
Do scrum and PI planning
Facilitate sprint and Scaled Agile Framework® PI planning sessions. See everything the team needs to get done in one view so you can align on scope and sequence work in the correct order. The ability to move items around freely on a whiteboard simplifies collaborative planning.
Explore dependencies
Pull existing ideas, epics, and features onto a whiteboard from Aha! Roadmaps. Then, reveal existing dependencies between them to help refine your delivery plans. Adjust each dependency line's path and customize the color, style, weight, and label. Add new dependencies right from the whiteboard to avoid scheduling issues.
Go from concept to roadmap
Bridge the gap between early concepts and structured plans. Visually represent goals, initiatives, ideas, epics, and features on a whiteboard — defining relationships across them as you go. When it is time to move forward, convert those concepts into detailed plans in Aha! Roadmaps. There is no need to copy and paste information into another tool.
