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Posts a comment on an epic, which emails everyone watching it.

Posts a comment on a feature, which emails everyone watching it.

Posts an internal comment on an idea, which emails everyone watching it.

Posts a comment on a release, which emails everyone watching it.

Permanently erases a comment; it cannot be restored from the recycle bin.

Fetches a single comment with its author and text.

Lists the internal comments left on one epic.

Lists the internal comments left on one feature.

Lists the staff-only comments on one idea, not the ones customers see in the portal.

Lists the internal comments left on one release.

Lists the comments left on one to-do.

Changes the text of a comment that has already been posted.

Records a new competitor against one workspace.

Permanently deletes a competitor record and everything noted on it. This cannot be undone.

Lists the competitors recorded against one workspace.

Changes the details recorded about a competitor.

Lists the custom fields set up in the account and the key each one uses, so the right field can be filled in.

Adds a new epic to a workspace, where it lands in that workspace's default release.

Adds a new epic to a named release.

Deletes an epic, sending it to the recycle bin where it can be restored for 30 days.

Shows one epic in full, including its own custom fields.

Shows the epics across your whole account.

Shows the epics in one workspace.

Shows the epics assigned to one release.

Changes the details of one epic, such as its name, dates, owner or status.

Turns a feature into an epic.

Adds a new feature to a release.

Deletes a feature, sending it to the recycle bin where it can be restored for 30 days.

Finds the features that carry a particular id from a connected tool, such as a Jira issue key.

Shows one feature in full, including its own custom fields.

Shows where one feature is linked to work in a connected tool such as Jira.

Shows the features across your whole account, with optional filters for words, tag, owner or status.

Shows the features linked to one goal, so you can see what work supports it.

Shows the features linked to one initiative.

Shows the features that sit under one epic.

Shows all the features in one workspace.

Shows the features planned for one release.

Changes the details of one feature, such as its name, dates, owner or status.

Adds a new goal to a workspace, together with the measure you will use to judge whether it succeeded.

Permanently removes a goal and everything measuring it. This cannot be undone.

Shows the full detail of a single goal, including how its success is measured.

Lists every goal recorded across the account, so you can see what the business is aiming at.

Lists the goals that belong to one workspace.

Changes an existing goal, such as its name, description or how success is measured.

Shows who changed what over the last twelve months.

Lists what has been deleted in the last 30 days so it can be restored.

Puts a recently deleted record back.

Adds a category customers can file ideas under, optionally nested beneath an existing one.

Shows the categories customers can file ideas under in one workspace.

Adds a comment to an idea that the customer who submitted it can read, and emails everyone following it.

Permanently removes a comment from an idea and from the customer portal.

Shows the comments on an idea, which are the ones customers can read in the portal.

Changes the wording of a comment already posted on an idea.

Adds a customer company so people's votes can be grouped under it automatically by email domain.

Permanently deletes a customer company, optionally destroying the votes recorded on its behalf.

Shows one customer company, with its name and the email domains that belong to it.

Shows the customer companies recorded in the ideas product, which is how votes are grouped by account.

Changes a customer company's name or the email domains linked to it.

Shows the customer ideas portals set up on the account.

Shows the customer ideas portals attached to one workspace.

Signs an email address up to receive a message every time an idea changes.

Stops someone receiving email about an idea.

Shows who receives email whenever a particular idea changes.

Creates a theme for grouping similar ideas in a workspace.

Shows the themes used to gather similar ideas together.

Creates a customer record so ideas and votes can be attributed to that person.

Permanently deletes a customer record from the ideas product.

Shows one customer record, with their name, email, the company they belong to and the portals they use.

Shows the customer records the ideas product uses to attribute ideas and votes to people.

Changes a customer record's name, email or the company it belongs to.

Adds a new idea to a workspace, optionally with its status, tags, categories, owner and a starting vote count.

Permanently removes an idea and everything recorded on it, including from the customer portal.

Shows the full detail of one idea, including its description as plain text and any duplicates merged into it.

Shows the ideas submitted across the whole account, with filters for text, status, tag, owner and how recent or popular they are.

Shows the ideas submitted to one workspace, using the same filters as the account-wide list.

Flags an idea as spam so it drops out of the normal list, or clears that flag again.

Moves an idea into a different workspace, which also changes the reference number people may have saved for it.

Turns an idea into a real item on the roadmap and tells the customer who submitted it that it has been picked up.

Finds ideas that already say something similar, so you can spot duplicates before adding a new one.

Changes who is allowed to read an idea, including making it visible to everyone in the customer ideas portal.

Changes the details of an existing idea, such as its name, description, status, tags or who owns it.

Adds a new initiative to a workspace with a starting status.

Permanently removes an initiative from a workspace. This cannot be undone.

Shows the full detail of a single initiative.

Lists the initiatives across the account, optionally only the active ones or those at a given status.

Lists the initiatives that belong to one workspace.

Changes an existing initiative, such as its name or its status.

Shows the settings of one outside system connected to a workspace.

Checks how a record being sent to an outside system is getting on.

Lists the outside systems connected to one workspace, such as Jira or Salesforce.

Pushes a record into a connected outside system such as Jira or Salesforce.

Adds a key result to a goal so its progress can be tracked.

Permanently removes a key result and the progress recorded against it. This cannot be undone.

Shows the full detail of a single key result, including its target and progress.

Lists the key results being used to measure one goal.

Changes a key result, such as its name or the progress recorded against it.

Fetches one published document from a knowledge base.

Lists the documents published in one knowledge base, with an optional search.

Shows who the connection is signed in as and which accounts they belong to; the quickest way to check the connection works.

Lists the records assigned to the signed-in person, optionally just one kind such as features.

Lists the to-do tasks waiting on the signed-in person.

Creates a new note in a workspace.

Removes a note from the workspace and from any knowledge base carrying it.

Fetches a single note along with its body text.

Lists the notes held in one workspace.

Publishes a note so people outside the company can read it in the knowledge base.

Takes a published note out of the knowledge base so outside readers lose access.

Changes the title or body of an existing note.

Invites a real person to a workspace by email, which uses up a paid seat.

Takes away a real person's access to one workspace.

Shows one person's profile, including whether their account is still active.

Lists the people who can reach one workspace and the role each of them holds.

Shows which workspaces one person can reach and the role they hold in each.

Lists the people in the account, or finds one person by their email address.

Gives a real person access to a workspace in a chosen role.

Changes a colleague's profile or their access, including deactivating them or making them an administrator.

Creates a customer persona describing a type of customer for one workspace.

Permanently deletes a persona and its description. This cannot be undone.

Lists the customer personas recorded for one workspace.

Changes a persona's name or description.

Creates a sign-in for someone outside the company so they can use a customer ideas portal.

Permanently removes someone's access to a customer ideas portal.

Shows the people outside the company who can sign in to a customer ideas portal.

Changes an external portal account's details, including whether that person still receives portal email.

Links one record to another, for example marking a feature as blocked by another.

Removes the relationship between two records; the records themselves stay.

Shows one link between two records and what kind of relationship it is.

Adds a phase or a milestone to a release timeline.

Removes a phase or milestone from a release timeline.

Shows the phases and milestones on one release timeline.

Changes a phase or milestone on a release timeline.

Creates a new release, or a parking lot, in a workspace.

Deletes a release and every feature in it - this removes a lot of work at once.

Makes a full copy of a release and all the features in it.

Shows one release in full, including its dates and its parent roll-up.

Shows the releases in one workspace, optionally hiding shipped ones or showing only parking lots.

Changes a release, such as its name, its dates or the roll-up it belongs to.

Runs one of the saved reports and returns its rows and columns.

Promotes a requirement into a feature of its own.

Adds a requirement under a feature.

Deletes a requirement, sending it to the recycle bin where it can be restored for 30 days.

Shows one requirement in full.

Shows the requirements written under one feature.

Changes the wording or details of one requirement.

Shows one roll-up release and the releases gathered under it.

Shows the roll-up releases in one workspace - the parents that gather several releases together.

Adds someone who already has an account to a team.

Creates a new team in the account.

Permanently deletes a team and every membership in it, so real colleagues lose whatever it gave them.

Shows the details of one team.

Lists who belongs to one team.

Lists the teams set up in the account.

Removes a real colleague from a team, so they lose whatever that membership gave them.

Changes a team, usually to rename it.

Creates a to-do and emails everyone it is assigned to.

Removes a to-do from the account for everyone.

Fetches a single to-do with its assignees, status and due date.

Lists the to-dos across the account, optionally just the approvals.

Lists the to-dos attached to one feature.

Lists every to-do in one workspace.

Lists the to-dos assigned to one person.

Changes a to-do, including ticking it off or approving it.

Records a vote on an idea on behalf of a named customer.

Permanently removes a vote from an idea, which lowers the vote count people can see.

Shows one vote on an idea, including who cast it and anything recorded alongside it.

Shows the votes recorded across every idea in the account.

Shows everyone who has voted for one idea and any value recorded with their vote.

Changes a vote already recorded on an idea, such as its value or the company it is credited to.

Shows the workflows in a workspace and the status names each one allows.

Creates a new workspace with a short code that will start every record number inside it; a workspace cannot be deleted afterwards.

Shows one workspace and its settings.

Lists the workspaces (products) this connection can see, so you can pick the right one.

Changes a workspace's settings, such as its name or description.