ROADMAP ACCELERATION

Align your roadmap with your commercial strategy.

Most roadmaps are wish lists — political documents that take weeks to make and seconds to ignore. We turn them into business cases.

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THE PROBLEM

25% of your engineering budget builds features without impact.

A roadmap often is a wishlist, not reality. A political document. Takes weeks to make, and seconds to ignore. The real question: how to make more impact, with less politics, and higher returns?

100%

Company budget

50%

Goes to Product & Tech

25%

Features without impact

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

Results from the field

“We had plenty of ideas on the roadmap but no framework to compare them. Scaleflow made us build the business case for every initiative. Now we prioritize based on impact, not opinion.”

Justas Malinauskas

Justas Malinauskas

CEO & Co-founder, Whatagraph

“The BON framework gave us a common language between Product, Engineering, and the board. Prioritisation conversations went from hours to minutes. Everyone now speaks ROI.”

Ben Komor

Ben Komor

IncoNed

THE REAL CHALLENGE

You don't have one but three roadmaps.

These three roadmaps compete for the same resources. The balance between them defines your company's direction.

01

Vision & Innovation

You do it because you believe you should. Market insights, RFP/tender requests, innovation bets.

02

Customers

Requests of signed customers. Customer success, support, contractual obligations.

03

Operations

Keep the lights on. Scalability, maintenance, compliance, security, LTS versioning.

THE BON FRAMEWORK

Every roadmap item gets a business case before it earns a spot.

BON stands for Back of a Napkin. It's a lightweight business case that forces a single question: what is the expected revenue impact of this work? Every roadmap item gets a Back of a Napkin business case before it earns engineering time. If you can't sketch it on a napkin, it doesn't belong on the roadmap.

BON Framework: Back of a Napkin business case linking roadmap items to revenue impact

CAPACITY PLANNING

Know where your capacity actually goes.

Most teams overestimate how much time they spend on roadmap work. A realistic split looks like this:

60%

Roadmap

Planned product work

30%

Flow

Bugs, support, unplanned work

10%

Unavailable

Leave, training, overhead

Of your roadmap capacity: 50% Vision (~4 large initiatives), 25% Customers (~3 medium), 25% Operations (~20 small). Getting this ratio right is the difference between a roadmap that drives growth and one that just keeps the lights on.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Six modules to align roadmap and revenue

01

Roadmap Audit

Map every current roadmap item against commercial goals. Identify what drives revenue and what doesn't.

02

BON Workshop

Teach Product and Engineering to build Back of a Napkin business cases for every initiative.

03

Stakeholder Alignment

Facilitate sessions between Product, Engineering, Sales, and leadership to agree on priorities.

04

Prioritisation Framework

Install a repeatable scoring model that balances revenue impact, effort, and strategic fit.

05

Quarterly Planning Cadence

Set up the rhythm: quarterly roadmap reviews tied to commercial KPIs and board reporting.

06

Board-Ready Reporting

Create the reporting structure that connects roadmap progress to metrics investors care about.

Stop building the wrong things.

Align your roadmap with what actually moves the business.