June 5, 2020
My Name Is Jay Margolis — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
I always knew I wanted to be a programmer. As a kid, I taught myself to program on an Atari 400. I created simple graphical games to play with my friends. It was a thrill…
Aha! updates
We are a very different type of software company. Discover our newest product enhancements and explore behind-the-scenes company stories.
June 3, 2020
Just Launched! — Integrate Aha! Visual Roadmaps With Jira Software Next-gen Projects
Does your engineering team use next-gen projects in Jira? A few of you told us that you need a way to sync Aha! with this newest type of project used by smaller teams. So…
May 26, 2020
Just Launched! — Create Beautiful Roadmap Presentations With Themes
“This will help standardize our reports to senior management.” This is a quote from a highly requested idea to create themes in Aha! presentations. Many of you told us…
May 22, 2020
My Name Is Rose Thompson — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
Most careers do not follow a straight path. Mine is certainly no exception. After graduating college with an English degree, I joined a boutique content marketing firm as…
May 20, 2020
Just Launched! — Flexible Automation Rules to Dynamically Assign Work
Managing handoffs between team members can slow any organization down. Especially when the process is manual. This is why we continue to enhance Aha! automation. With…
May 13, 2020
Just Launched! — Powerful New Search Capabilities in Aha!
We added powerful and improved search capabilities. Learn how you can quickly get back to recently viewed items or get fast search results in Aha! software.
May 7, 2020
Just Launched! — Scenario Planning for Sophisticated Teams
Last week we announced capacity planning for teams. This highly-requested functionality is an important milestone in our journey to help companies create optimal plans.…
May 1, 2020
My Name Is Tim Warson — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
What was your most memorable job? Mine was working at a bookstore throughout college. For the first time, I was surrounded by coworkers who were intellectually curious…