> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.lightdash.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Enable the organization roadmap

> Give your organization an in-product view of the feature requests it has raised with Lightdash and where each one stands.

<Note>
  🛠 This page is for engineering teams self-hosting their own Lightdash instance. The organization roadmap is an Enterprise feature and is currently in beta.
</Note>

The organization roadmap is a read-only page under **Settings → Roadmap** where organization admins can see every feature request their organization has raised with Lightdash, its current status (Backlog, Building, Shipped, Canceled), and links to the public GitHub issue and delivering pull request.

The data is served by a Lightdash-operated roadmap service. Your instance's backend fetches it on behalf of signed-in users — your browser never connects to the service directly, and the service never connects to your instance.

## Requirements

1. **An Enterprise license key** — the roadmap service authenticates your instance with the same [Enterprise license key](/self-host/customize-deployment/enterprise-license-keys) your deployment already uses.
2. **Your organization enabled on the roadmap service** — your license must be linked to your organization on the Lightdash side. Contact your Lightdash representative to get this set up. Until then, the Roadmap page shows "Your roadmap isn't set up yet".
3. **The feature flag enabled** on your backend and scheduler containers:

```bash theme={null}
LIGHTDASH_ENABLE_FEATURE_FLAGS=organization-roadmap
```

If you already enable other feature flags, append it comma-separated:

```bash theme={null}
LIGHTDASH_ENABLE_FEATURE_FLAGS=existing-flag,organization-roadmap
```

## Network egress

If your environment restricts outbound traffic, allow HTTPS (port 443) from your Lightdash backend to:

```
https://roadmap.lightdash.com
```

This is outbound-only and read-only: your instance requests your organization's roadmap and receives curated data back. No data about your instance, users, or usage is sent beyond the license key used for authentication.

## What your organization can see

Only your own organization's feature requests are returned — each instance's license is bound to its organization on the service side, and requests for any other organization are refused. Items only appear on the roadmap once they have a public GitHub issue, and the fields shown (title, description, status, links) are limited to what is already public there.