Ignition has a few primary areas to be aware of:
Mission Control – Your primary dashboard and calendar view of upcoming and recent launches.
Dashboard – See a snapshot of upcoming launches, and OKR performance of recent launches.
Launch Calendar – A central calendar of launches, milestones, channel activity, releases, and tasks. Try playing with filters to see different altitudes of info.
Go-to-market – Where you'll plan customer-facing GTM processes and announcements.
Launch Plans – View upcoming launches, sorted chronologically. You can filter them using the Filter field, by name, tier, owner, or product line.
Release notes – View and publish release notes to communicate product change. You can publish to an internal-only feed viewable only to users in your Ignition instance, or a publicly-viewable branded page.
Product management – Where you'll manage building your product, and collecting new feature ideas.
Product Roadmap – Build visual roadmaps connected to key objects in Ignition like Personas and Feature Ideas. Connect your Engineering team's project tracking tool (like Jira, Productboard, or a spreadsheet), to visualize development work, and predictively surface upcoming features that might need a launch plan.
Product ideas – Create public feature voting pages to let users or teammates nominate, vote on, and discuss feature ideas.
Release notes – View and publish release notes to communicate product change. You can publish to an internal-only feed viewable only to users in your Ignition instance, or a publicly-viewable branded page.
Research & insights – Where you'll collect and manage research into competitors and customers.
Competitive Intel – View and manage competitive research. You can create battlecards that track key competitor data automatically, or connect your CRM to conduct Win/Loss analysis.
Customers & Research – View and manage personas, and associated customer research. You can create personas that are re-usable across launch plans, attach specific user insights or testimonials to them, and use survey tools to conduct various forms of customer research like pricing & packaging research.
Settings – Access your workspace, and personal settings by clicking your company's name (workspace settings) or your user icon (personal settings) in the top left. Manage users, billing, integrations, and notification settings here.