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Ideas

Why every product manager should be able to prototype

Capture your vision for the future… and learn from it

Product

New features for b2b teams

If you’re a b2b product manager, chances are you’ll sometimes hear that a certain feature is critical for a customer company but won’t know who exactly at the company provided that input.

Company

10 questions from our recent AMA with productboard CEO, Hubert Palan

How many open features are there in your productboard? How many is too much?

Success stories

Metromile uses productboard to create fiercely loyal customers

productboard helps UX-driven organizations deliver a superior experience

When Matt Stein first found productboard, he was looking for a better way to visualize their team’s roadmap. At the time his team was using a variety of tools to categorize user feedback and manage the roadmap — from spreadsheets to presentations.

Success stories

Kentico Cloud uses productboard to grow their headless CMS

productboard helps startups structure their MVPs

When Brano Sandala moved from product design to product management, his organization, Kentico, was on the verge of a major innovation. With today’s increasing number of content channels — social, wearables, chatbots — the notion of a CMS as a web page management solution seem increasingly outdated. The Kentico team sensed an opportunity and set out to deliver a new kind of CMS, one that would help developers and marketers alike create and manage written content in a single cloud repository, and then push it out through any number of channels when ready.

Success stories

Traxo uses productboard to unite the world’s travel data

productboard helps teams resurface key user insights

As the SVP of Product at Traxo, the corporate travel data platform, Matt’s role was to focus the fast-growing organization’s efforts. When he came aboard, he was already well versed in making product decisions based on data from surveys, user research, and conversations with prospects. Yet he’d also seen how all of the time and money spent collecting this valuable data culminated in a Word doc, Powerpoint, or PDF that would quickly get buried, never to be seen again.

Success stories

Sprout Social uses productboard to grow their social media management platform

productboard helps teams get user feedback in one place

As Director of Product for the popular social media management platform, Arnita Hayden was charged with listening for inputs like these and using them to make complex feature prioritization decisions. Meanwhile, the inboxes of product managers on her team filled up with emails from marketing:

Success stories

iAdvize uses productboard to help companies spark meaningful customer interactions

productboard helps product leaders rally their organizations around a common product vision

Florent Gosselin is VP of Product at iAdvize, the full stack conversational marketing platform. With hundreds of colleagues contributing user feedback from 600 brands across 40 countries, Florent’s biggest pain point has long been collecting ideas and feedback from all these stakeholders and routing them to PMs on his six product teams. In the past, the challenges of getting the right feedback to the right people made this prohibitive. There had to be a better way to inform the product team before making important prioritization decisions.

Success stories

Envoy uses productboard to structure product management processes

productboard serves top design-driven startups

When Wells Riley first began using productboard, Envoy’s product team had recently grown from zero to one. As Envoy’s first product manager, Wells faced a daunting task: setting up the systems & processes for a thriving product organization without ever having worked as a product manager. Coming into the role from a design background, there were plenty of reasons to believe Wells would transition smoothly, but it would certainly help to have some guidance. He found it in productboard.

Product

Funnel user insights from across your organization

Collect user inputs from customer-facing colleagues