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Product Roadmap

This article will show you where & how you can checkout features requested by other user.

Written by Sanjana Panigrahi

The Product Roadmap allows you to share feature ideas, vote on requests submitted by other users, and stay informed about features that are under review or currently in development. It gives you visibility into Recruit CRM's product planning while allowing you to contribute to future improvements.

This feature is useful when you want to:

  • Submit new feature requests for Recruit CRM.

  • Vote for feature requests submitted by other users.

  • Track the progress of upcoming product enhancements.

Please note: Feature requests are reviewed and prioritized based on customer feedback, product strategy, and development priorities. As a result, implementation timelines may vary.

Once a request receives a reasonable number of votes, our development team takes a look and adds it to our roadmap


How to access the Product Roadmap


Log in to your Recruit CRM account.

Click your Profile icon in the top-right corner and select Give us Feedback under the Help and feedback dropdown. This will redirect you to the Product Roadmap.


How to submit a feature request


  • Click + Add a New Idea from the Feedback Portal.

  • Enter a title for your idea. Select a category, add a description explaining your request, attach files if needed, and click Add Idea to submit it.


How to browse and vote for feature requests


The All Ideas page displays feature requests submitted by Recruit CRM users.

You can:

  • Search for feature requests using the Search bar.

  • Click Vote to support an existing feature request.

  • View ideas you've submitted, voted for, or subscribed to from the left navigation panel.

  • Filter ideas by Category, Status, or change the Sort By option to organize the list.


Understanding feature request statuses


Use the Filter by Status option to view ideas based on where they are in the product development process.

Status

Description

New

When you put in the feature request

Under Review

The development team is checking the possibilities.

In Development

Development has started, and the feature is actively being worked on.

Beta Released

The feature is available for internal testing or selected beta customers before full release.

Closed

The feature request has been closed and is no longer being considered for development.

Shipped

The feature has been released and is generally available. This status is hidden by default but can be viewed by selecting it from the Status filter.


Share feedback from Recruit Craft


You can also access the Feedback Portal directly from Recruit Craft.

  • Click your Profile icon and select Give Us Feedback.

This opens the same Feedback Portal, allowing you to submit feature requests, vote on existing ideas, and track product updates without leaving Recruit Craft.

Important Note: The feature requests on the roadmap are based on the development sprint we follow, so the timeline for the deployment and availability of the feature may vary based on priority.


Troubleshooting


The feature I voted for hasn't been released yet.

Likely Cause: Feature requests are prioritized based on several factors, including customer demand and development priorities.

What to Check: Review the feature's current status on the Progress Board.

Resolution: Continue following the request on the Product Roadmap for future updates. Release timelines may change depending on product priorities.


FAQs


1. Does every feature request get added to the roadmap?

No. Every request is reviewed by the product team, but implementation depends on factors such as feasibility, customer demand, and product priorities.

2. What does "Beta Released" mean?

It means the feature is being tested internally or is available to selected beta customers before its general release.

Conclusion:

The Product Roadmap gives you a direct way to shape the future of Recruit CRM. Whether you're submitting new ideas, voting on existing requests, or tracking feature progress, the roadmap keeps you informed about product improvements and helps the team prioritize enhancements that matter most to customers.

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