Feature Requests

When we go to sort our "Priority" column in our roadmap, it sorts it by number digits, e.g. 10, 11, and 12 come after 1, but we would prefer that they were sorted numerically where 10, 11, and 12 come after 9.

Integration with Plain.com , so we can send customer/user feedback from Plain to Canny.

I want the ability to turn off certain statuses that are not needed in the Admin view, similar to how this feature works for Public statuses. I would also be nice to change the wording or customize for options that are not there such as Accepted, Rejected, etc.

Currently, a big blocker for out team from using the Ideas is the fact that auto-pilot doesn't create upvotes on behalf of the client on the regular board, as it used to be. We would prefer it to create upvotes first and then load the info to ideas.

Rather a bug than a feature request. When hover the bottom positioned "❤ x like", then the pop up shown username will be hidden. At the moment you have to scroll down to see/read the username.

I'd like to share some public information for people viewing and using our board. But, currently it looks like if the Public view is turned on then it displays full names and organizations from Intercom. For confidentiality purposes I had to turn off public since it included full names and orgs. It would be helpful to have an option to only publicly display first names.

Display both votes by users and votes by users' companies.

Maybe using some tool that allows the community to work on the translations.

Linear is mostly a place to track work but as a b2b biz it's still a repository of a fair degree of signal. CSMs etc jump on client calls and have bugs/issues etc that they want to log and they get raised as tickets in Linear. So the use-case here would be pulling that data into Canny so it can be synthesized and monitored alongside requests/issues being logged directly by customers in-app or via intercom. So we have a complete system-wide view of customer needs.

This would be useful in posts with many comments. In addition, being able to copy direct links via a comment's timestamp would be useful as well.