WHAT’S NEXT / BASELINE OCTOBER 28, 2026

Where Ground Score goes next.

A practical view for evaluators and current users. Use the free Growth Planner to map the activity behind a goal, then explore Risk Intelligence Ground Score (RIGS) for company-specific security context. This page separates today's tools from planned work; it is not a release schedule.

STATUS LEGEND

How to read the roadmap.

Product direction: help teams turn field planning and domain evidence into clear next actions, then add CRM options in thoughtful stages.

Planning toolsTools for turning meeting goals into a practical field plan and sharing it with a team.
Ground Score reportsFree visitor reports that bring domain evidence and observed business-source records into one view.
Next upNear-term work to improve report quality and reliability.
PlannedFuture stages with estimates and dependencies for planning, not delivery commitments.

CURRENT TOOLS

Use the tools available today.

Start with the free Growth Planner for capacity-aware activity planning, then explore Ground Score for company-specific security context. Both are available to use now; planned work below does not change their access or require a purchase.

Planning tools

Free Ground Game Plan

Set a meeting goal and turn it into a practical twelve-month activity plan.

Build and adjust a practical field plan.
Export the plan and share a plan link.

Ground Score reports

Ground Score domain reports

Review free public domain reports with transparent scoring and supporting evidence in one view.

New public business reports need no sign-in or purchase and can show available exact-domain work-email, name, title, record-count, and source rows.
Rows are historical source evidence, not verified employee identity, current employment, or proof of a current compromise; missing or incomplete evidence is labeled.
Older aggregate links retain their aggregate-only view, while existing saved private reports remain protected by secure sign-in.

PLANNED DIRECTION

What is planned, not active.

These items show product direction for evaluators and current users, not functionality available today or release promises. All milestone windows are indicative effort ranges from a milestone start or stated prerequisite. They are planning guidance, not guaranteed dates or calendar commitments.

Next upAfter milestone start

Report quality and reliability

Strengthen evidence handling and report resilience before expanding connected workflows.

Validate representative positive-data evidence and improve core reliability.

Indicative effort: 1–2 weeks.

PlannedAfter app registration and the report-quality milestone

Manual HubSpot Request Score

A manual request flow for OAuth, selected properties, and a report link.

The first planned CRM stage before opt-in enrichment.

Indicative effort: 2–4 weeks.

PlannedAfter manual HubSpot acceptance and tenant authorization

Opt-in HubSpot domain create/update enrichment

A consented follow-on for domain creation or update enrichment.

Requires the manual HubSpot foundation and tenant authorization first.

Indicative effort: 1–2 weeks.

Planned

Dynamics and GoHighLevel foundations

Future CRM foundation stages after the manual HubSpot and opt-in enrichment work.

Requires shared groundwork and required access after the preceding HubSpot stages.
Dynamics estimate: 2–4 weeks after foundation and required access.
GoHighLevel estimate: 3–6 weeks after foundation and required access.

CRM stages are planned in order: manual HubSpot request, opt-in enrichment, then Dynamics and GoHighLevel foundations. A feature request is input for evaluation, not a commitment or delivery promise.

SUGGEST A FEATURE

What would make the next conversation more useful?

Share a practical idea or a workflow gap. We review requests as input; submitting one does not promise adoption, automatic generation, or a release.