How the ideas board works
How to suggest a feature that gets built, and how ideas move from a suggestion to a release.
Describe the problem, not only the solution#
The most useful ideas start with what you are trying to do and what gets in the way. "Clients in our country pay by mobile wallet and we record every payment by hand" tells us more than "add gateway X", and often leads to a better answer. Then say what you would like to happen.
Check for the same idea first#
Search the board before posting. If your idea is there, vote for it and add a comment with your own case: a second business with the same need counts more than a second copy of the idea. Duplicates are merged.
How ideas move#
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Under review | New, waiting for the team to read it. Only you and the team see it. |
| Open for votes | Accepted on the board. Everyone can vote and comment. |
| Planned | We intend to build it. It is on the roadmap. |
| Being built | Work has started. |
| Released | It is in a release. The release notes link to it. |
| Not planned | We decided not to build it, with the reason. |
What we weigh#
Votes count most. We also weigh how many kinds of hosting business an idea helps, whether it keeps CoreInto simple, and how it fits with what is already planned. Security and billing correctness always come first.
One account for the forum and the ideas board#
Sign in with your forum account; there is nothing new to create. Your votes and ideas appear on your profile.