Aha!

"Best part about dealing with them: - Communication using Aha! Is almost flawless and well liked by managers all over the planet. - Their solution is completely flexible which adapts to the business. This makes the tool favorable. - Integration of this tool with other tools like Jira makes it quite effective. - Very easy to learn and use. "

"Worst part about dealing with them - The navigation around reports especially while creating report is something Aha! should pay attention. Disable feature should be broadened. - Holiday planning and weekdays should be enforceable as it makes project timelines realistic and eliminate any error due to negligence. - Costing can be a pinch in the pocket. "

"Overall Feedback - Any agile Project Management tool cant match the seamless integration Aha! Gives with JIRA. - Its features are designed keeping all the different components of business in mind. This makes it very lucrative tool. Many a times client buy it for limited functionality but become comfortable with the tool and use it for other features. "

There are a lot of features for creation, assignment and management of a product driven development system with features such as Product, Strategy, Releases, Ideas, Features, Reports and Notebooks. There is also an overview and timeline available. The roadmap view is perhaps the strongest feature of them all and is highly visual and allows you to collaborate with others easily. It is valuable in the sense you can set out a big picture and use it to guide your development. All of the features are designed to strategically plan product features and releases while analyzing your market and target audience.

I found the dashboard to be quite distracting in the sense it was a bit of a challenge to focus on any one aspect, as I was constantly drawn to other parts of the busy page. I'm sure by spending time with the various sections and sub-sections it becomes easier to navigate but to be honest I've come by another system that is preferred for our team. I was basically ruling this one out from our list of possible choices though it does have a lot of value certainly.

I'm confident you can employ this tool for your team and it will speed up your efficiency once you get the hang of it. It does allow you to not have to use multiple other softwares but rather to have a centralized tool which you can push to Jira or utilize with many of their other valuable integrations which I can appreciate. For us, it's simply not the best choice as we are looking at a single release for now with a very small team. So I'd rather put the time into learning a new software as service into the actual development of our product, so I'll be content going in another direction. However, I find the pricing to be very fair, more so on the upper end of their offers and believe it's worth checking out in any case. There's a free trial available with no credit card required so why not see if it's the best fit for your projects.

Every software has their own pros and cons and their best and worst part. But still, every each of them has to be analyzed for the other users who are looking for software knows on how they can be able to test it with themselves. And with the best part of AHA, the customization, I think is best.

As I said that software needs to be analyzed so that you can be able to learn and know on how you can be able to navigate it. I think that the inaccuracy in the milestones and dates are hanging. That is because they sometimes do not skip weekends which is really not good.

If you are looking for a tool that you can customize, then I think this is the software that you can look into for sometimes. Because it has a customizable platform that will help you learn on how each of the options work. With the simple platform then I think you will be able to use it with ease.