
FortyOne Customer Feedback
Customer feedback is most useful when teams can connect it to a decision and show what happens next. Otherwise, requests collect in separate tools while the project plan moves on without them.
FortyOne gives customers a place to submit requests, vote, and follow progress. Teams can organize feedback into boards, review what matters, and move accepted requests into the project plan.
The original request stays connected to the task, owner, estimate, goal, and delivery status so teams can act without losing the customer context behind the work.

Customer request
Feedback ready for review
Board
Product feedback
Status
Reviewing

Project work
Accepted request connected to delivery
Owner
Product team
Roadmap
Planned for Q3
Where FortyOne helps
| Benefit | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| One feedback portal | Customers can submit requests, vote on ideas, and follow progress from one public workspace. |
| Clear prioritization | Teams can compare feedback by board, status, votes, customer context, and product priorities. |
| Connected delivery | Accepted feedback becomes planned work while the original request remains attached. |
| Visible progress | Public roadmaps and status updates show customers what is planned, active, completed, or closed. |
Collect customer feedback in one place
Customers should not need to send the same request through email, support chat, and meetings. FortyOne provides a public feedback portal where they can submit ideas, add context, vote, and see related requests.
Feedback boards help route each request to the team that owns the decision without exposing the internal project workspace.
| Input | What FortyOne prepares |
|---|---|
| Submit | Customers describe the request and why it matters |
| Vote | Other customers can support an existing idea |
| Organize | Boards route feedback to the responsible team |
| Discuss | Comments keep clarification attached to the request |
Feedback review
Prioritize requests with customer and project context
Vote counts are useful, but they are not the whole decision. FortyOne helps teams review the customer need alongside company goals, existing work, delivery risk, and available capacity.
Teams can move requests through reviewing, planned, in progress, completed, or closed states while keeping the decision visible.

Feedback signal
Requests grouped before planning
Related requests
8 customers
Primary need
Faster reporting exports

Planning decision
Context ready for review
Goal
Improve customer retention
Owner
Platform team
Turn accepted feedback into trackable project work
Once a request is accepted, FortyOne can connect it to a task with an owner, estimate, schedule, goal, and delivery status.
The task keeps a link to the original feedback, and customers can follow progress on the public roadmap without seeing internal planning details.
| Input | What FortyOne prepares |
|---|---|
| Request | The customer problem and supporting discussion |
| Task | The work the team accepted into the project plan |
| Owner | Who is responsible for delivery |
| Roadmap | The customer-facing status of the work |
Questions about customer feedback
Can customers submit and vote on feedback?
Yes. Customers can submit requests, vote on ideas, comment, and follow status changes from a public feedback portal.
Can feedback become a project task?
Yes. Accepted feedback can be connected to a task with an owner, estimate, goal, schedule, and delivery status.
Can customers see what the team is working on?
Yes. Teams can publish roadmap progress while keeping internal project details private.