'Private' boards

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   Facundo Lucci2y ago

   I'd like to offer private boards to my clients. The solution I'm looking for is a place for my clients to request new features and report bugs from the work I put out for them. I don't want public to see requests as sometimes they include screenshots of company information. As well as the the features being worked on may want to be kept private. I would use the roadmap feature to show what I'm working on and whats up next.

   BTW your work is an inspiration to me. Thanks for sharing what you do.

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   Shrijit Singh2y ago

   Having this password protected or only allowing users which we have allowed would be really great! This is really important for B2B customers. Password protection would be nice, since that would also allow customers to post without needing to create an account.

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   Phil Starkovich2y ago

   +1. In my case, I know it's unlikely to be an actual problem, but I don't necessairly want all my competitors to see our Roadmap and features requests where they can pick things off to build out. So I'd like to give certain people access to the site.

   Thinking outloud here, maybe I embed it within an iFrame in my site and only customers that I choose can access to that page. That would be a way for me to do it on my end.

   I like the idea of a Password but then if you give out the password there is not way to revoke it from an individual.

   Another option would be for us to provide a list of email addresses that are allowed to access the boards.

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      Shayan Taslim2y ago

      Would having access to your feedback/roadmap locked behind SSO from your platform solve this?

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      Louis de Vaumas2y ago

      This. I don't want feedback and roadmap to be public, but only accessible to my customers (SaaS B2B). Feedback / portal behind SSO would be awesome.

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   Shayan Taslim2y ago

   can you tell me more about what kind of users you would want to give access to? I think we could come up with a setup that would have less friction for the users.

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      Brayden Barter2y ago

      b2b SaaS customers, customers who don't want to 'publicly' share feedback or bug reports, hence the password protected board idea.

      Alternatively, perhaps each customer (think b2b customer, not individual user) would have their own 'board', where they can submit features and bugs and see previous features and bugs that THEY have submitted, rather than all submissions from every user, almost like a customer specific 'portal'

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