Feedback Board

    The feedback board: what happens after submit

    Collecting feedback is the easy half. This page is about the other half: deciding what matters, who owns it, what is still open, and when the round is genuinely finished.

    The ClickCues feedback board is where submitted feedback becomes tracked work. Each submission is an item with a status, priority, and assignee that can be filtered, reordered, resolved, and archived, so a review round has a visible end state instead of trailing off in an inbox.

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    A ClickCues board with feedback items grouped by status

    The Problem

    Feedback you collected but never closed

    The Old Way

    • Requests spread across email, chat, and a spreadsheet nobody updates
    • No agreed answer to "what is still open on this project?"
    • The urgent item and the nice-to-have look identical in a list
    • Resolved work is deleted, so there is no record of what was asked for
    vs

    The ClickCues Way

    • One board per project holds every submission, whatever way it arrived
    • Status columns make open work visible without asking anyone
    • Priority and ownership separate the urgent from the eventual
    • Resolved items move to a filterable archive rather than vanishing

    Triage

    Turning a pile of submissions into a plan

    Triage is a sequence of small decisions. The board is built so each of them takes a click rather than a meeting.

    Status
    Move items through your columns so the state of the round is readable at a glance.
    Priority
    Mark what actually blocks the launch, and let the rest wait without being forgotten.
    Assignee
    Give every item an owner, so nothing sits in the ambiguous space between two people.
    Filters and views
    Filter by status, priority, or owner, and switch between board and list depending on how you are working.
    Duplicate detection
    Similar submissions are flagged as likely duplicates, so five reports of one problem do not become five tasks.
    Archive
    Resolved and dismissed items move to an archive you can still search, which is what makes a scope conversation possible later.

    Focus

    Working the board when everything is open

    Focus mode filters the board down to unresolved high and critical items, which is the view you want on the last day of a round. Keyboard shortcuts cover the actions you repeat all day, and critical actions have a short undo window so a mis-drag does not cost you an item.

    Real screenshots

    The board your team works from

    Demo bug reports submitted through the widget, triaged on the ClickCues board with full context on each item.

    The ClickCues feedback board showing demo feedback items grouped into New, To Do, In Progress and Done columns, each card showing page path, priority and a screenshot indicator.
    Submitted feedback lands on the project board as tasks with page path, priority and status you can move as work progresses.
    A ClickCues task detail panel for a demo feedback item, showing an AI-written title, status, priority, the captured CSS selector, the attached screenshot, the page URL and a comment box.
    Each item keeps the AI-written summary, priority, captured CSS selector, screenshot, page URL and the internal comment thread together.

    How it works

    From submission to resolved

    This is the part of the workflow that starts after the reviewer has already sent their comment.

    01

    The item lands with its context

    However the feedback arrived, widget or feedback link, it appears on the project board carrying the page, environment, and any capture that came with it.

    02

    Triage it

    Set priority, pick an owner, and move it into the right column. Likely duplicates are flagged so you can merge the noise into one piece of work.

    03

    Work it in the open

    Discussion happens in the item thread, so the reasoning behind a change is attached to the change rather than living in someone's inbox.

    04

    Resolve and archive

    Resolved items leave the active board and stay searchable in the archive, which gives the round a clear end and you a record of it.

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    Features

    How the board keeps a round moving

    Two views of the same round

    Drag items across status columns when you are triaging, and switch to list when you want to scan everything that is still open.

    At a glance

    What the board tracks

    Status
    Every item has a state, from open to resolved
    Priority
    Set per item and visible on the card
    Owner
    One assignee, so nothing is nobody's job
    Archive
    Resolved work stays searchable

    FAQ

    Questions about managing feedback

    Last updated: August 2026

    Collecting feedback is easy. Closing it is the job.

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