Submitting a request

The fastest way to ask for new functionality is the + Request a feature button at the top of every page in the portal.

submit request button

Step 1: Click + Request a feature

A small dialog opens with three fields.

submit request dialog

Step 2: Title (required)

A short summary of what you want, up to 200 characters. Treat this like an email subject line, specific enough that someone scanning a list of titles understands the ask.

Tip: Good titles describe the outcome, not the implementation. “Filter season-pass holders out of the no-show report” reads better than “Add a checkbox to the report page”.

Up to 5,000 characters of context. The more concrete the better: who’s affected, when it’s needed, what alternatives you’ve already tried. Plain text; no formatting required.

Step 4: Priority

Pick how urgent the request is for your team:

levelwhen to pick it
UrgentBlocking work right now; you can’t ship without it.
HighPainful workaround in place; would unblock real value soon.
MediumDefault. Worth doing, no specific deadline.
LowNice to have, no rush.

Note: This is your priority, the one we use to understand what matters most to you. It doesn’t change our internal engineering priority, our team will discuss timing with you.

Step 5: Send

Click Submit request. You’ll see a confirmation message:

Sent, our team will follow up with commercials.

The dialog closes after about a second. The request appears under Your requests in the right column of your roadmap shortly after.

What happens next

  1. Your account team is notified by email.
  2. A teammate reviews the request, asks any clarifying questions directly, and either schedules it on the roadmap or sends you a draft estimate for the work.
  3. If pricing applies, the estimate shows up in Billing → Awaiting approval for you to accept.

Note: Requests are visible to your account team only. They aren’t posted publicly or shared across customers.