Feature Requests

Currently, when adding a dependency to an action or sub-action in Hive, the selection window displays a list of actions with limited identifying information. When multiple tasks or sub-actions have similar or identical names, it becomes difficult to identify the correct item. Proposed Improvement: Introduce a small preview panel, tooltip, or expandable information card when hovering over or selecting an action/sub-action in the dependency selection window. The preview could display useful identifying details such as: Full task or sub-action title Parent action or project name Assignee Current status Due date Simple ID or Ticket ID (if available) This would allow users to verify that they are selecting the correct action before adding the dependency. Expected Behaviour: Ideally, users should be able to hover over an item or click a small preview icon to see its details without leaving the dependency selection window. This would be particularly useful for teams managing multiple projects with similar task names, nested sub-actions, or large numbers of tickets. The goal is to make dependency management more intuitive, reduce accidental dependency assignments, and save time spent identifying the correct actions. A small contextual preview could make a significant difference to the overall user experience.

We need you to create an automatic notification system that lets people know that their job has been received, something like a receipt of their ticket with a link to their submission. Currently, they feel like their job goes into an abyss. Our temporary solution is to copy and paste a copy of their job into an email and notify them that way. But that is added time and work that is really unnecessary. We also need for "comments" or other updates to be sent to the submitter. The email system you have inside the job is useful, yet clunky.

We would like the ability to re-order the layout of the action card. Preferably by using an action template we would like to re-organize the sections (Description, Subactions, Custom Fields, Comments, etc) so that for each template type certain sections are visible/hidden, and ordered in a way that bring the most important information to the top.

Provide appropriate messages in the Hive UI if functionality that is available in the Desktop/Laptop Form Factor is not available as part of Mobile Device Form Factors (Tablets and Mobile Phones). Rather than displaying a generic error message (e.g. "Something went wrong"), make the message state something to the effect of, "This functionality / feature / widget is not available on this device type."

First, I find the expansion carets to be very difficult to see while using dark mode. See attachment. A higher-contrast color like white/orange would be useful, and hopefully an easier fix. Secondly, I feel that it would be useful to have some sort of dotted lines from Parent Projects to Subaction(s). See second attachment which is my mockup. I feel both of those visual indicators would help users in many ways, and help with accessibility as well.

Option to change or remove color of completed column ticket color. I think if a column of tickets had a color, it should be the in-progress tickets so they stand out more.

User reports that the new Project Creation and Convert to Project modal is less UI friendly than the previous 3 screen mode (Blank Project/Template > Permissions > Layout)

I find jumping into the action card to view and add comments a jarring workflow. I'd like tables to have a column for comments as an Icon in table view. There is already an Icon for comments on the card layouts. Desired Behavior: Click on comment Icon, a popup appears showing comments only - as opposed to everything in the action. This should work in table views or when clicking comments Icon on a card. (The edit action popup should still show comments along with everything else as it currently does.)

The Manage Project Members only works if there is an External Team but not individual members.

This only works for image-related files, but it would be great if this could be applied to all files.