All stagesEveryone4 min readUpdated Mar 1, 2026
Feature Readiness and Roadmap Interpretation
Read readiness labels correctly and align teams with what is live versus planned.
What this guide helps you do
Fewer expectation gaps across product, sales, and support conversations.
Recommended sequence
- Treat Ready as live and supported in production.
- Treat Planned as directional scope, not guaranteed short-term delivery.
- Apply readiness labels consistently across pricing, docs, and support pages.
- Avoid promise language for items that are not shipped.
- Revisit documentation after each notable feature release.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Selling or announcing features that are still planned.
- Inconsistent readiness labels across pages.
- Missing update timestamps, which makes docs less trustworthy.
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