Craft.io Review

Craft.io is a product management platform that businesses rely on to create excellent digital products securely. Thousands of professionals from companies like Kimberly-Clark, Marks & Spencer, Quickbase, SAP, Cisco, and Dun & Bradstreet use the solution to manage the entire product lifecycle, make intelligent decisions, align their teams, and tell a compelling product story. It provides a single source of truth in a collaborative workspace where teams can develop strategies, prioritize work, track progress, and share the right details with each stakeholder. Additionally, product teams can use integrations with development tools like Jira and Azure DevOps to sync progress on tactical tasks with strategic roadmaps. The platform’s exclusive Guru level includes best practices to help product professionals enhance their skills, standardize processes, and create business alignment.

CRAFT.IO – TUTORIAL

CRAFT.IO – FEATURES

• Outline your vision: Document and share your product vision with your team.
• Manage personas: Create personal cards to focus your team on why and for whom the product is being built.
• OKRs: Define and manage product goals and objectives.
• Manage internal and external feedback: Collect, tag, and track feedback from internal or external stakeholders and focus on what to build next with informed, data-driven decisions.
• Discover high-impact insights: Leverage multiple feedback modules to gather structured feedback, focusing on discovering what matters most to your users and stakeholders.
• Link feedback to your product work: Put feedback into context and prioritize what matters most by connecting your feedback items to your features, ensuring your work aligns with your customers’ needs.
• Product portfolio: Build, view, and organize your product backlog using a logical hierarchy and connect it to your roadmap.
• Specification editor: Write product specifications in context and view related stories on a single page: drag and drop elements to organize the product hierarchy.
• Story mapping: Build a high-level product hierarchy and visualize the user journey through your product.
• Set priorities: Leverage built-in best practices for priority setting like RICE, MoSCoW, WSJF, and many others.
• Reflect your prioritization method: Use the formula builder to create custom formulas and represent your priorities.
• Plan accurately: Replace spreadsheets with a live tracking system.
• Track availability: Assess resource availability across teams and capacities.