The Monta public product roadmap gives operators visibility into what the product team is working on, what is coming next, and what has already been released. You can also upvote existing ideas and submit new feature requests directly to the product team.

Access the roadmap at: https://roadmap.monta.com/

What will I see on the roadmap?

The roadmap is organised into four tabs:

Under consideration

Features or ideas currently being explored or validated.

• The problem and potential solution are being assessed.
• No commitment or delivery timeline yet.
• Feedback and upvotes are especially valuable at this stage.

Up next

Features that are prioritised and planned for upcoming development.

• The solution is being defined.
• Development has not started yet.

In progress

Features actively being designed or developed.

• Work is currently underway — this can include design, development, or testing.
• High-level timelines may be shown.

Released

Features that are complete and available in the product.

• The feature is live and ready to use.

How do I upvote an existing idea?

1. Go to https://roadmap.monta.com/.
2. Browse the tabs or use the search bar to find the relevant feature.
3. Click the feature card.
4. Select how important the feature is to you.
5. Add a short explanation.
6. Enter your work email address and submit.

Note: the first time you submit feedback, you will be asked to verify your email. Using your work email helps the product team associate feedback with your organisation, giving them better context when prioritising features.

How do I submit a new idea?

1. Open https://roadmap.monta.com/.
2. Click Submit idea.
3. Describe what you would like to be able to do and how it would help your operation.
4. Select how important the idea is to you.
5. Enter your work email address and submit.

New ideas are reviewed by the product team and may move to Under consideration once evaluated.

How is my feedback used?

Upvotes and submitted ideas help Monta:

• Understand which problems matter most to operators.
• Validate demand across different customers and markets.
• Prioritise features more effectively.

Not every idea will be implemented, but all feedback is reviewed and contributes to product decision-making.