Boards
Boards provide a way to categorize and organize feedback within a workspace. Each board represents a distinct topic or type of feedback, making it easier for both your team and your users to find and submit relevant posts.
Common examples
Section titled “Common examples”Typical boards include:
- Feature Requests — Ideas and suggestions for new functionality.
- Bug Reports — Issues and defects reported by users.
- General Feedback — Open-ended feedback that does not fit a specific category.
You can create as many boards as your workflow requires.
Board properties
Section titled “Board properties”Each board has the following attributes:
- Name — The display name shown to users.
- Slug — A URL-safe identifier used in links and filters.
- Description — A short explanation of what the board is for.
- Sort order — A numeric value that controls the display order of boards in the interface.
How boards work
Section titled “How boards work”- Every post belongs to exactly one board.
- Boards appear as filters on feedback views, allowing users to browse posts by category.
- On the public board, users select a board when submitting new feedback.
Managing boards
Section titled “Managing boards”Boards are managed from workspace settings. From there you can:
- Create a new board with a name, slug, and description.
- Edit an existing board’s name, description, or slug.
- Reorder boards by changing their sort order.
- Delete a board that is no longer needed.
Deleting a board does not automatically delete its posts. Decide how to handle existing posts before removing a board.