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v1.0: Lemhi Update - La Charrette, MO Release

One of the last westward Euro-American settlements on the Missouri River.

AI Roadmap — Planning, everywhere

The AI Roadmap has been rebuilt into a shared component used across tenant planning and AI Enablement. Cards, lanes, backlog, metrics, and interactions are now identical everywhere — one component, one source of truth.

  • Kanban-style phase lanes with clear visual hierarchy

  • Clean, flat cards (no hover expansion) with click-to-detail dialogs

  • Aggregate savings displayed directly on cards using survey-derived calculations

  • A single Recommend action that distributes top use cases into phases (max 3 per phase)

This brings roadmap planning up to the standard of tools like Jira or Aha — without losing speed or clarity.

Impact / Effort — Visual prioritization that actually saves

The Impact / Effort analysis is now a first-class planning tool inside the roadmap:

  • Drag-and-drop matrix with low/high effort and impact

  • Lane-based fallback view for smaller screens

  • Live sync between matrix and lanes — both operate on the same dataset

  • Quadrant highlighting and expand-in-place focus for precise placement

Effort and impact values update instantly and persist with the roadmap save — no duplicate scoring, no mismatches.


ROI — One calculation, everywhere

ROI has been fully unified across Workshop, Dashboard, and Roadmap views:

  • Dashboard hero cards now derive from the actual 12‑month rollout simulation, not static formulas

  • Hours saved and dollar views can be toggled consistently across charts and cards

  • Custom roadmap items contribute correctly using their estimated hours (no survey adoption required)

  • Hover details show clear, structured breakdowns of how each number is calculated

The result: numbers you can explain — and trust — in front of leadership.


AI Enablement — Plan Builder, not a survey

AI Enablement continues its evolution into a true Plan Builder experience:

  • Shared roadmap component inside enablement — same visuals, same behavior

  • Expanded Culture and Budget sections aligned with the rest of the flow

  • Persistent readiness score with drill-down into contributing inputs

  • A clean, executive-ready summary at the end of the plan

Enablement now produces an output you present — not just complete.


Navigation & structure — Built for the journey

Navigation has been simplified to reflect how teams actually move through AI adoption:

  • Clear progression from Workshop → Plan Builder → Roadmap → Rollout

  • Reduced duplication and cleaner side navigation

  • Consistent icons, labels, and completion indicators across modules

The platform now reads like a guided journey instead of a collection of pages.


Also in this release:

  • Unified roadmap approval and status handling

  • Faster AI Inventory load (removed sync-before-render delays)

  • Improved sandbox generation and inventory syncing

  • Tenant-level settings now editable by tenant admins

  • Clearer tooltips and iconography across planning views

  • Security and CSP fixes for embedded tooling


Coming soon

Persistent roadmap positioning, deeper rollout analytics, and expanded executive reporting are already underway as we move toward the next milestone on the trail.

As always, questions or feedback — just reply to this email.