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Evidence into releases
SPIRITT connects customer notes to features, keeps priorities tied to objectives, and coordinates release planning without losing the reasons behind each decision.
What you can do with Productboard.
Keep the customer context
Attach feedback to the right company and feature, add useful tags, and bring the relevant teammates into each note.
Make priorities explainable
Maintain feature fields and objective links so trade-offs reflect your scoring rules and the evidence behind them.
Keep releases coherent
Reconcile feature assignments, delivery updates, and release descriptions into a plan your product and customer teams can use.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open a workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for customer insight, product planning, and the operations around your roadmap.
02
Connect Productboard
Connect Productboard with access to the notes, companies, features, objectives, and releases your mission needs.
03
Delegate a product mission
Name the product, decision rules, and outcome. SPIRITT organizes the evidence, updates the plan, and runs the follow-through.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Productboard to work.
Give every release its reasons
Questions
Productboard, with SPIRITT.
01Can SPIRITT connect customer feedback to specific Productboard features?+
Yes. It can create and update notes, set their customer relationships, add tags and followers, and create note links. This keeps the original customer context attached to the feature discussion instead of reducing feedback to an anonymous vote count.
02What Productboard access does the mission need?+
Connect an account with access to the relevant notes and planning entities. Reading feedback, editing feature fields, and maintaining releases require the corresponding permissions. SPIRITT can inspect entity and note configurations before using your workspace's fields and relationships.
03Can it use our own prioritization model?+
Yes. SPIRITT can inspect custom field definitions, read their values, and set feature or company field values from your rubric. It can also maintain objective links. Your scoring rules determine the calculation; missing evidence can remain explicitly unresolved rather than being treated as a low score.
04Does assigning a feature to a release mean it has shipped?+
No. Productboard feature-to-release assignments record planned scope. SPIRITT can create releases and maintain those assignments, then compare feature status with delivery evidence from a connected tool such as Jira before describing work as shipped.
05How can CRM and delivery tools contribute to Productboard?+
HubSpot can supply verified company context, Gmail can supply customer feedback, and Jira can supply delivery progress. SPIRITT matches those records to Productboard companies, notes, and features, maintaining the agreed fields and relationships rather than assuming every connected system has identical objects.
06What can SPIRITT build beyond a roadmap summary?+
It can build a release briefing app, an objective coverage view, or a customer-evidence explorer using Productboard records. Scheduled reconciliation and supported webhook events can keep those tools current, while audience-specific views keep private customer notes out of broader roadmap communications.