Roadmap
Check whether Permit.io is already building a capability before you plan work around its absence. This page explains what the Permit.io roadmap shows and how it relates to the feature requests board. It is for developers and technical decision makers who evaluate Permit or schedule work that depends on a capability.
What the Productlane roadmap shows
The Permit.io roadmap runs on Productlane. It groups ideas into two statuses, In Progress and Completed, and shows a vote count next to each idea. Open an idea to read its description, or choose New request to submit one. The Permit team reviews each submitted request and links it to an idea on the roadmap, so the request appears in the list and you can follow its status.
Open the Permit.io roadmap on Productlane.
The Productlane roadmap holds only the ideas the Permit team has published there. An absent idea does not mean Permit has rejected it. The Canny feature requests board holds the larger public backlog, including requests that are under review. Check both boards before you conclude that a capability is unplanned, and email support@permit.io when you need a commitment for a specific capability.
How the roadmap, the boards, and the changelog fit together
| Question | Source |
|---|---|
| Is Permit building this now, or has it finished it? | The Productlane roadmap, statuses In Progress and Completed |
| Has someone already asked for this, and can I vote for it? | The Canny feature requests board, with the statuses under review, planned, in progress, and complete. See Request a feature. |
| When did this ship, and in which version? | The SDK, PDP, and CLI release notes. See Changelog. |
Related pages
- Request a feature on the Canny board, and vote on existing requests
- Changelog for the release date and version of a capability that already shipped
- Ask the Permit community on Slack about a workaround you can use today