Step 1
Lay out the roadmap
Columns for this quarter, next quarter and later, or for stages like Validate, Launch and Grow, with each initiative as a step.
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Step 2
Break initiatives down
Give each big initiative its own sub-board, such as hiring, the website or a product launch, and see its progress from the top-level plan.
Step 3
Know what it costs
List the materials and costs behind each step and see totals per step and for the whole board.
Step 4
Track the numbers and share
Follow revenue, customers or leads as metrics, then share the board with your team or partners and give each person edit or view-only access.
What people plan with it
- Startup roadmaps and launch plans
- Opening a new location or product line
- Operations and process improvements
- Hiring and onboarding plans
- Annual goals and quarterly planning
Features you’ll use most
Feature
Sub-boards & workflows
Some steps are whole projects. Give any step its own board in Flowboard. Its progress shows on the parent card, so the big plan stays simple and nothing gets lost.
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Gates & milestones
Stop work starting too early. Flowboard gates hold steps back until a step is done, a date arrives, materials are bought or a metric hits its target.
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Visual project planning
Plan projects visually: lay out every step in swimlane columns, connect them in order, and see the whole plan at once instead of scrolling through a task list.
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