When your team uses Aha! Roadmaps to plan work and Aha! Builder to build it, connecting the two keeps everyone aligned. Features you have already prioritized and defined can move directly into the application your team is building, so you do not have to recreate the work or lose important context along the way.
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Assign a feature to an application
You assign a feature to an Aha! Builder application using the same Team field you would use to assign work to an engineering team in Aha! Teamwork or Aha! Develop.
Open a feature in your Aha! Roadmaps workspace.
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Set the Team field to the name of your Aha! Builder application.
Applications appear under an Applications group in the dropdown, separate from any engineering teams in your account.
Click View in Builder to navigate to your Aha! Builder application.
When you assign a feature to an application, the same record appears in both the Aha! Roadmaps and Aha! Builder features boards, with each product tracking its own status.
If the Team field does not appear on your feature, your workspace is using a custom feature layout that does not include it. An administrator with customization permissions can add the field through the custom layouts settings. Workspaces using the default feature layout include the Team field automatically.
View and build assigned features in your application
To review your feature from Aha! Builder:
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Open your Aha! Builder application and navigate to Features.
Features assigned from Aha! Roadmaps appear on the board alongside features created in the application, organized by their Aha! Builder status.
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Open a feature from the board to view its details.
The drawer shows the fields the team building the application needs. The Aha! Roadmaps custom fields from the feature's workspace are hidden here to keep the focus on Aha! Builder context. To see those fields, open the feature in its Aha! Roadmaps workspace.
Click Build feature to prompt Elle, the AI assistant in Aha! software, to implement the feature in your application.