It would be great if and when a contributor leaves a comment on a suggestion, the label "contributor" is displayed to lend the answer a bit more confidence

As an admin, I'd like an ability to bulk update user permissions.
In addition to this, it would be nice to bulk update permissions from groups/teams of contributors created in UV to admins.

We aren't using the Roadmap/NPS portions of UV, and would like the ability to hide those icons so that the Admin Console is less cluttered for our Admins.

As a UserVoice client Admin, I would like the ability to update and change Users and Accounts information without needing to do an import so that I have more flexibility in making adjustments.

Be given the option to upload a photo rather than having to use the gravatar service.

When admins accept invitations, they are redirected to the end-user sign-in on the web portal.

In some cases, admins aren't able to sign-in with SSO while end users can.

If the account has the site restricted to SSO authentication, the admins won't be able to authenticate accept the invitation

We're using SSO with ADFS for an internal, corporate Forum. Currently, any ideas/feedback submitted is flagged as being submitted by 'anonymous', unless the user has opted to input a username. Ideally, I'd like the option to have a forum display a username/email address for ideas/comments in all cases. I understand why this may not be relevant for external forums but for internal, corporate forums, I see this as essential.

Users should be able to consent to certain uses of their information (product decisionmaking, notifications)

Currently there is no ability to see a history of the emails/notifications that have been sent from UserVoice. If I am needing to go back and see if a certain user received an update email, I have no way of doing that from within the UI.

If an account has multiple email domains but each one is still apart of the parent company, I would like to be able to merge all relevant domains so that revenue numbers, suggestions, users, etc. are consolidated automatically.

It would be great to have a column with the number of users in the Accounts section. Currently, if I want to find out which client has the biggest number of contributing users I have to do it manually which is very time-consuming. Unless there is a way I am not aware of...
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Some accounts have multiple private forums and need to invite the same set of users to the forums or remove the same set of users from each forums. It would be ideal to have a way to do this for all forums at once, instead of having to go into every forum.

Accounts want to be able to set up limited access licenses. For example, they might need IT teams to have access to SSO and custom design settings, but not view feedback. Or view only licenses for teams to view reports, but not have access to editing or managing feedback.

For GDPR concerns, we'd like to be able to limit which of our admin users can export User Data to a csv. It's a great feature - but represents a compliance concern for our moderators who don't need access to this data.

Admins often have multiple licensed users, contributors and admins in the product, but adding or removing these one by one is a lot to keep up with in larger organizations.

Admins need a way to easily manage their licensed users, ideally through tools they already use like Okta and Active Directory.

UserVoice's default sign in on public forums does not require users confirm their email address or create a password to post ideas, vote or comment. Customers would like the option to make these a requirement.

Have user permissions so that where some users have access to a forum, you can either allow them to read the forum, post in the forum, vote and comment, or a combination of these, rather than Open or Closed to all users with access.

When users first create a profile with UserVoice authentication, they are asked for a display name, but aren't required to give one. Admins would like the ability to require a username to encourage collaboration and accountability on the forums.