Roadmap keys, item keys and links: how do they work?
Roadmap keys#
Every roadmap gets a key when it is created: RM-1, RM-2, RM-3. Keys are
sequential per product, and they never change — renaming a roadmap does not
change its key, so shared links keep working.The URL shape#
| Screen | URL |
|---|
| Product roadmap list | /{subscription}/product/{product}/roadmap |
| Product roadmap board | /{subscription}/product/{product}/roadmap/{RM-key} |
| Create dialog, deep-linked | /{subscription}/product/{product}/roadmap/create |
| Organization themes | /{subscription}/portfolio/theme |
| Organization roadmap list | /{subscription}/portfolio/roadmap |
| Organization roadmap board | /{subscription}/portfolio/roadmap/{RM-key} |
| Organization board, scoped | /{subscription}/portfolio/roadmap/{RM-key}?product={PRODUCT-KEY} |
What happens with a bad link#
Opening a roadmap key that does not exist — or one that belongs to another
product — takes you to that product’s roadmap list rather than showing an error
page. If a link someone sent you lands on the list, the roadmap was probably
deleted, or the link points at a different product.Item keys are per product#
OBJ-1, OPP-2, SOL-1, EP-3, FE-2. The number is unique within a
product, so EP-1 exists in every product and means something different in
each. On an organization roadmap, always read a key together with its product —
the all-products view labels every lane with its product for exactly this reason.Clicking a key#
The key on a card is a button: it opens that item, so you can read the detail
without leaving the plan.Sharing#
⋯ → Share roadmap copies the current board’s URL, including the product
scope on an organization roadmap. See
How do I share a roadmap?Modified at 2026-09-12 07:24:42