Tracking Feature Dependencies Indicating the dependencies between the features brings many benefits, such as identifying the cost of the entire feature-building process and avoiding delays. Mark your feature dependencies and ensure every product team works efficiently without blocking anyone else’s tasks. The feature dependency tool allows you to create a dependency between two features, either…
Category: Roadmaps
Aggregate Columns
Aggregate Columns This article covers: How to Access the Aggregate Columns? Aggregate columns are columns which show the aggregate sum of the value of the unique organizations fields for the ideas which are linked to any feature. As these fields/columns show the aggregate sum, only numeric fields will be visible under aggregate columns. How to…
How To Use Custom Columns
How To Use Custom Columns This article covers: As the name suggests, custom columns are those that you can customize as per your requirements. Custom columns are handy numerical and categorical fields that allow you to add various additional data or information attached to the features in the roadmap. Custom columns are criteria that let…
How To Perform Various Actions From Feature Side Panel
How To Perform Various Actions From Feature Side Panel This article covers: There are many action items you can perform from the feature side panel. You can change the name of the feature, add/change the description of the feature, give values to prioritization drivers, change release, update kanban status, update objectives, update dependencies, add attachments,…
Defining Kanban Status
Defining Kanban Status This article covers: What Is Kanban Status? A product management tool like kanban guides teams in visualizing their work, thereby maximizing efficiency. A kanban status is a visual representation of the item’s current state. You can use it to show the progress of a project or to show where you are in…
Defining Product Release
Defining Product Release This article covers: What Is a Product Release? Product release is introducing a new product or new features to the market. You can release a product in different ways. For example, a company can announce its latest product launch on social media or create a drip campaign with email marketing to gradually…
How To Use Objectives?
How To Use Objectives? This article covers: Product objectives help guide the product lifecycle and help you see how various product features are helping you reach your end goal. Chisel supports letting you add various objectives that you feel are important, allowing you to compare multiple features and components against each other at a glance….
How To Use Chisel’s Report Out Feature?
How To Use Chisel’s Report Out Feature? This article covers: Why Make a Report? Product managers need to create a product roadmap report. This report is a document that provides a high-level overview of the company’s plan for the next few weeks, months, or years. You can use it to communicate with different company stakeholders…
How To Use Dependencies?
How To Use Dependencies? This article covers: A dependency is a requirement for something else to happen. In product management, dependencies are often part of the product roadmap. For example, if you want to release a new version of your product, you must first update your software development kit (SDK). How to Access Dependencies? Chisel…
Prioritization Driver Customization
Prioritization Driver Customization This article covers: What Are Prioritization Drivers? Prioritization drivers are essential to evaluate each feature and create a prioritization score. Drivers aligned with the organization’s KPIs or eventual goals are prioritization drivers. Your goals must relate to each other in terms of value and impact. The score you derive from the drivers…