Live resin pre-roll 5-pack, Gate 1: Viability
- Meeting
- Oct 15, monthly pipeline review
- Votes
- 5 Go, 1 Go with conditions
- Condition
- Finance: confirm packaging cost under $1.10
- Decision
- Approved to Design & Development
Replace the idea form nobody fills out properly and the workbook nobody trusts. Launchline takes each product idea through your stages, collects every department's input, and records each go or no-go decision.
The intake form asks what your team needs to decide, in the format they need it, and won't accept blanks. Reviewers see complete ideas instead of chasing people for details.
Set the choices for your company, like states, product types and formats, so answers are consistent and easy to compare.
The process owner reviews new ideas and turns the strong ones into projects with an owner and a target meeting.
Start from a ready-made stage template and adjust the stages, sections and who votes at each gate.
Each stage gives Marketing, Finance, Operations, Quality, Regulatory, R&D and the other teams involved their own section to complete, like a market assessment or a regulatory memo. Due dates count back from the project's target meeting, and owners submit their own updates so nothing gets lost in a hallway conversation.
Live resin pre-roll 5-pack, Gate 1: Viability
Set your meeting schedule, like the third Thursday of each month. Launchline builds the agenda around what needs a decision and generates the slide deck from the projects themselves.
Projects that need a vote or are off track come first. Everything else is a line in the pre-read.
Download a PowerPoint deck made from current project data. No one copies numbers from the workbook the night before.
Run the meeting from Launchline, record votes as you go, and share the recap afterward, with a decision record PDF for each gate vote.
Alerts land in each person's Teams activity feed and open Launchline in a Teams tab. Your Microsoft admin approves it once, and there's no bot to install.
Show us your current idea form or tracking workbook and we'll show you how it looks as a pipeline.