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Product Module

Roadmap items, priorities, target dates and releases

Last updated 2026-11-01


The Product module holds your roadmap: the features and ideas you plan to build, how important each one is, and when it should ship.

Open the module

The Modules group in the sidebar shows a page for each of your work roles. To pick your roles, click your name at the bottom of the sidebar and choose My work roles. Pick up to 3 roles, then click Save changes in the bar at the bottom. You can also find this page in Workspace Settings → Your work roles. Roles belong to one workspace, so you can pick different roles in each workspace.

You can open any module, even one that is not your role, from Modules → All Modules. If you don't see Modules in the sidebar, the workspace owner has turned off Role Modules in Workspace Settings → Features.

The dashboard

The top of the page has four numbers:

  • Total items.
  • In progress — items with the status In Progress.
  • Completed this quarter — items marked Completed this quarter.
  • Overdue — items past their target date that are not completed or cancelled.

Two charts follow: By status and By priority. Under them, Roadmap lists each item with its priority (the coloured dot), status, target date and release version.

The Product page: the Total items, In progress, Completed this quarter and Overdue numbers above the By status and By priority charts

Add a roadmap item

  1. Click Add Item at the top right of the page.
  2. Type the Title. It is the only required field. You can also add a Description.
  3. Pick a Status (Backlog, Planned, In Progress, Completed or Cancelled) and a Priority (Low, Medium, High or Critical). Then add a Target date and a Release version if you have them.
  4. Click Create.

The New Roadmap Item panel with the Title field, the Status list and the Create button marked

Change or remove an item

Click Edit on an item to change it, for example to move it to In Progress, then click Update. Click Delete to remove it.

Tips

  • Give items a Target date, so Overdue can warn you when one slips.
  • Keep cancelled items instead of deleting them. They show what you decided not to build, and they never count as overdue.
  • Use the Product module for what to build and the Developer module for the projects that build it.
  • Ask AI at the top of the page opens Ask AI in Product mode, so its answers focus on product work.