Welcome to OneRank¶
OneRank powers product roadmap and capacity planning and provides ultimate roadmap visibility to the entire company. It enables effective collaboration between product and engineering, even in a remote and distributed environment.
OneRank takes the heavy lifting of manual roadmap planning and regular status updates away, making you more efficient and successful.
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Strategy¶
Strategy is the decision layer where incoming signals are synthesized into explicit tradeoffs before any roadmap commitment is made. It consists of two components: Insights and Tensions.
Insights aggregate signals from across your organization — customer feedback, competitor activity, market shifts, product analytics, and internal requests — and surface the small number of patterns that should change what you build next. Each insight links back to its source signals so you can validate the synthesis or mark it as irrelevant for your context.
Tensions expose the tradeoffs embedded in your current priorities before you commit to them. When two initiatives compete for the same capacity or pull the product in opposing directions — growth vs. margin, self-serve vs. enterprise, depth vs. breadth — the tension is named and the cost of each path is made explicit. This allows leadership to make the call with a shared picture rather than discovering the conflict after capacity has already been allocated.
Once a tension is resolved, the selected direction flows downstream into Roadmap Planning with the decision and its rationale attached.
Roadmap Planning¶
The Roadmap Planner allows you to manage roadmaps of varying complexity. It can be a single stack rank list of items you plan to release this quarter or represent three to six months roadmap, etc. A complex multi-level roadmap may include initiatives, epics, and stories, but is not limited to pre-defined tickets. You also can move elements from one level to another.
Moreover, it's possible to customize each ticket type or create your own. Also, you can adjust column settings, add new items, assign items to the teams, update their priority, etc. To find the Roadmap Planning button, go to the left sidebar navigation menu.
Capacity Planning¶
Capacity Planning is embedded into each roadmap. You can assign teams to items where each team has a capacity and each item has an estimate that translates directly to how much of the team's capacity is taken.
If you want to plan different scenarios without changing the existing roadmap, you just need to create a new scenario and make your own changes: update the order of the items, assign new teams, and modify the estimate. Once you are satisfied with the result - activate the scenario, and all the recorded changes to the roadmap will be applied. You can add new teams and assign items to the new teams as well.
Get in Touch¶
Share your roadmap planning challenges, and let us help solve them for you with OneRank.
At OneRank, we value our customers the most. We want to hear about your product roadmap planning challenges to help solve them together with you.
You can email us at support@onerank.io or find us here Contact Us