EchoInk

Ability to add specific tags to pages in habitat so that when searched, the relevant pages are populated for results and other pages are omitted. Would be useful for quick results on specific processes or items commonly searched for by Habitat users. Could also be relevant for "hidden" search terms.

Single page version history. Would like to be able to go to a single page and view/download a PDF version of that history rather than a whole book.

As an administrator, I would like a Data API that allows me to access to my EchoInk user and usage data so that I can automate reporting, monitor trends, and integrate with our internal analytics tools.

In addition to the possibility of selecting a HEX code for a Collection cover, it'd be great if we could upload cover images to be used for Collections (behind the Collection title).

Improved table options (easier to customize with row and column height and width, boarders, headers)

I would suggest this be applicable to all content, not just links. For example, if we need to find/replace a specific word or phrase, having the ability to easily do that throughout content would be much more efficient. Find/Replace links - ability to find and replace multiple links all at once (upon designation)

Need to be able to search for content to update.

Would like to be able to delete items from media library in Habitat

ServiceNow a QA team who reviews all their materials. Current process they put in a request with the team, QA picks up the request, gets access to our book, goes through the Inkling book, leaving comments on what needs to change and assigns it to the curriculum owner. They would like to start reporting per book how many comments are made, types of comments (Formatting, grammar, etc), how many have been resolved, how many are open etc. These data points will now tie directly into their performance, and it will help us determine internally what areas they need to provide more guidance/training on. For example, if they find that we get the majority of errors on our formatting, then they can look at developing more internal training.

As a Habitat author, I would like to be able to assign Inkdocs to multiple audiences at once. Currently, only one audience can be selected, but this does not meet our needs.