To help us understand your needs and design the right solution, follow these guidelines when submitting a new feature or change request.
1. Write a clear title
Use a short title or subject line that explains the request in simple terms.
Good examples:
“Add bulk edit option for metadata fields”
“Extend email notifications for new uploads”
Avoid titles like:
“New feature”
“Improvement”
“Can we change this?”
2. Explain the goal
Describe what you want to achieve and why. Focus on the problem or business need, not just the solution.
This is the most important step.
Example:
- “We need a way to group assets more efficiently to reduce manual selection time when sending recommendations.”
3. Describe a proposed solution
If you already have a solution in mind, let us know!
Example:
- “It could be a ‘save as preset’ option for asset selections.”
4. Provide a use case
Explain how and when this would be used in real life.
Include:
- Who would use it?
- In what workflow?
- How often?
5. Include examples or references
Visual examples are extremely helpful.
If possible, include:
- Screenshots
- Sketches or mockups
- aLinks to similar features elsewhere
6. Describe the expected outcome
What would success look like?
Example:
- “Users should be able to reuse a saved asset selection without reselecting items manually.”a
7. Set a priority
If something is urgent, please indicate:
- Low / Medium / High
How critical is the feature or change? - Business impact
Briefly explain why it’s time-sensitive
8. One topic per ticket
Keep each ticket focused on a single request — it keeps things clear and easier to estimate.
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