Product direction

Roadmap

Where AvenorOps is today and the direction we're heading. Anything outside "Now" is direction, not a commitment — we don't publish dates for work that isn't built.

Now — live today

  • Supplier, contract, policy & procedure and asset registers
  • A dashboard that shows what needs attention, not just data
  • Renewals with live calendar sync
  • Role-based access control — instantly revocable
  • QR code labels for physical assets
  • A public security page explaining exactly how data is handled
  • Bulk spreadsheet import for suppliers, contracts, policies and assets
  • Deeper calendar integration — a live subscription feed for Outlook, Google Calendar and Apple Calendar
  • A weekly email digest of what needs attention
  • A dashboard flag when one person owns a disproportionate share of your records
  • Move everything one person owns to someone else, in one action
  • Prepare a handover for someone leaving — a summary export plus reassigning what they own
  • Search across suppliers, contracts, policies and assets from one place

Next

We're actively working on a few things based on direct feedback from the firms using the beta. We'd rather ship them properly than announce them early, so we're keeping this deliberately general for now.

  • A faster way to renew a contract or mark something reviewed, without opening the full edit form
  • A way to snooze an overdue item with a reason, so it's clear it hasn't been forgotten
  • A flag for contracts whose cancellation notice window has already closed
  • A warning when too many renewals land in the same month

Later — exploring

Ideas under consideration. Nothing here is committed or scheduled.

  • Smarter insights from the renewal history already being tracked
  • Ways to reduce manual data entry further
  • Threaded notes on individual records, so context isn't lost in a single field
  • Two-factor authentication
  • Letting your own AI assistant securely query your AvenorOps data (read-only)

Using the beta and want something considered? Get in touch — feedback from firms is what shapes this list.