Product Requests Tab

In this section, you will find an overview of ideas and improvement requests submitted for the Pricefx applications. The table lists their status, priority, popularity and other details. To view the full information, click the Detail option in the row menu. 

The following actions are available here:

  • You can submit your product ideas, including attachments, for both the Pricefx application and the PlatformManager. The Pricefx Product Team regularly reviews the ideas received. Once your request has been reviewed, it will appear in the 'All Requests' table, where it will be visible to all PlatformManager users. You may receive an email notification when your request is updated (e.g., when it is approved).

  • You can vote for the ideas that you want to support. Your vote is then shown in the Popularity field. Voting is available only for non-Pricefx users. 

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info  Requests that are in the Released or Rejected status for more than 90 days are not displayed in this table.

States and Their Meaning

  • New – A newly submitted request that has not been reviewed by the Product team yet.

  • Under Discussion – The idea is being reviewed and validated by Product team members (usage data are being checked, internal feedback is gathered, research is being performed, etc.).

  • Gathering Interest – The interest in the idea is being gathered both externally (voting functionality in PlatformManager) and internally (requests from projects).

  • Approved – The idea is approved as valid and might be placed on the roadmap in the future (no timing is associated with the status).

  • In Progress – The implementation of the idea is already in progress and should be part of any of the planned releases.

  • Parked – The idea is saved for future re-evaluation, no progress is expected in planned releases.

  • Closed as Duplicate – The idea is already covered by another request. (Note: the related ticket does not have to be published among the Product Requests.)

  • Released – The functionality has already been implemented and released.

  • Rejected – The idea has been rejected by the Product team and will not be implemented.