Ignition lets you manage go-to-market (GTM) processes using tools for planning, asset management, and market research. More
Ignition KEY FEATURES
Automated competitive battle cards.
Intelligent launch calendars.
Predictive roadmaps.
Progress dashboards.
Launch impact reports.
Retrospectives.
Rich documentation.
Task and project management.
Asset management and approvals.
Collaborative commenting.
Without a solid plan, your product launch can still feel as chaotic and uncertain as launching a rocket from your backyard. (“What are the chances this blows up in our faces?”)
Because your documentation, assets, and research are scattered everywhere, you’re sure to miss something and leave your team flying blind.
What if there was a centralized place where you could keep everything organized, speed up the planning process, and align all your stakeholders?
Say hello to Ignition.
Ignition lets you manage go-to-market (GTM) processes using tools for planning, asset management, and market research.
With Ignition, you can manage your launches end-to-end with roadmapping, planning, documentation, tasks, asset management, and collaboration all in one place.
By having everything in one centralized location, you’ll be able to keep every stakeholder on the same page, all while eliminating the need for multiple tools.
Predict whether you’re on track to launch on time, thanks to timeline predictions from Jira and other development trackers.
You’ll also get a centralized view across your product and GTM timelines from the Mission Control dashboard.
You can conduct research, understand your market, and use those insights in your GTM planning.
Ignition allows you to automatically track competitor growth, teams, and news, so you’re able to share critical competitive insights with your team.
Switching between a ton of tools to plan and execute your product launch can give you serious whiplash. (It’s called ‘tech stack neck,’ according to WebMD.)
With Ignition, you get a comprehensive platform for building and managing an end-to-end product-based launch, so you can implement a go-to-market plan sure to succeed.