Approved public direction
UK quantity surveying work sets the problems, professional context sets the boundaries, and release evidence sets the status. Planned work is direction, not a promised date.
Practitioner research identifies the commercial work that consumes time, loses context or creates avoidable risk.
RICS measurement practice, UK contract families, cost-data context and data protection shape how the product may respond.
Available is used only for a usable product capability. Coming next is reserved for an approved release candidate.
Practitioner feedback and release checks can change priority before a planned capability receives a release position.
Available stages describe product areas in use today. Planned and Enterprise roadmap stages remain non-contractual until their status changes through the release process.
UK quantity surveying workflows and professional standards shape the product before presentation or novelty does.
The available foundation covers visual bill building, NRM2-aligned structure, drawing takeoff and practical project outputs.
Available change, reporting and audit tools keep project movement understandable from instruction through review.
Available support cases stay connected across signed-in devices and the protected support team queue.
Available shared footer navigation keeps product, policy and support destinations aligned across the three Obedience sites.
Available product guidance now connects Global, QuantifyQS and Cloud through one governed, searchable documentation experience.
Planned work explores more drafting and rate support while keeping professional review explicit.
Planned direction covers selected client, migration, exchange and integration needs after validation.
Enterprise roadmap direction is shaped with firms that need consistent control across larger portfolios.
The same browser-safe projection powers the public feature catalogue. Restricted controls and internal delivery records are not public roadmap content.
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Reserved for an approved release candidate with no outstanding release dependency.
No capability is placed in this lane until it meets the published status rule.
Direction we intend to explore after practitioner review and release checks. This roadmap direction is non-contractual.
Organisation-scale capabilities being considered with firm and enterprise users. This roadmap direction is non-contractual.
This is the same approved public projection used on the feature catalogue. Planned and Enterprise roadmap content is direction, not a delivery date or contractual commitment.
If you work in UK quantity surveying, tell us which workflow should receive the next round of discovery and validation.