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Four buckets: what we released, what is in beta, what is coming next quarter, and what we are considering. The last of those carries no dates.

In short

The KanchanFlow roadmap splits work on our RFQ-to-Order CRM into four buckets — released, in beta, coming soon and under consideration. We publish one quarter out as a commitment, and the under-consideration bucket carries no dates at all, because we do not yet know whether those items will be built.

We publish one quarter out. Anything further is direction, not a commitment.

Diagram titled "Released, building, considered", showing the seven RFQ-to-order stages from enquiry intake through to accepted order.

At a glance

How the four buckets are sized

Released
6 items
Last 90 days
In beta
3 items
Customer tested, not yet general
Coming soon
8 items
Next 90 days
Under consideration
8 items
No dates. On purpose.

The buckets summarise a catalog of 47 features — 18 live, 20 building and 9 planned. What's shipping shows every one of them with its individual status.

How we work

What moves an item between buckets

Customer pull, not internal opinion

The thing that moves an item up is several shops describing the same blocked workflow. Internal enthusiasm moves nothing, and we have been wrong often enough to know it.

Dependencies come first

The RFQ record has to exist before multi-item RFQ headers, technical routing and the leakage dashboard can be built on it. Ordering is why some obvious things sit behind less obvious ones.

Slippage is published, not edited away

When a milestone slips we change the feature page and say so in the monthly update. Quietly moving a date is how roadmaps stop being worth reading.

Things get removed

An item can leave the under-consideration bucket without ever being built. When that happens we say why on the feature page rather than deleting it and hoping nobody noticed.

Nothing ships without a changelog entry

A feature moves to live on the same day it appears in the changelog with a date and a tag. There is no window where something is quietly available but undocumented.

Certifications are never a roadmap item

We will not put ISO 27001, AS9100 or CMMC certification on a roadmap. ISO 27001 is Wave 3 and unaudited; AS9100 and CMMC certification are never — we are the CRM, not the certifier.

Questions about this roadmap

Because we do not know when, or whether, we will build them. A quarter attached to a thing nobody has started is a guess dressed as a plan, and you would reasonably hold us to it.

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