Twenty7Tec offers roadmap for new features

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Twenty7Tec is providing all users of its CloudTwenty7 platform with the ability to view a rolling three-month roadmap of the current planned enhancements to its SOURCE, INSIGHT and APPLY modules.

In addition, users will be able to suggest future enhancements to all modules, as well as voting on an actively managed list of suggested new features.

To support this solution, Twenty7Tec has integrated product roadmap software Aha! into CloudTwenty7.

The Twenty7Tec product and IT development teams operate an agile development philosophy, with new system releases completed monthly.

Users of CloudTwenty7 can access the Aha! integration via the support section of the platform.

James Tucker, CEO of Twenty7Tec, said: “More so now than ever before, transparency and open communication is critical to our continued success. We want to ensure that not only are our users aware of what development items the team are actively working on, but also that they have a direct input into both suggesting, and helping prioritise future system enhancements.

“We are determined as a business to build ever closer relationships with our partners in both the intermediary and lender sectors, and initiatives like this are fundamental to achieving that.”

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