> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.getvector.me/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Roadmap > Put delivery cycles on a timeline, drag them to reschedule, and connect the ones that depend on each other. The board in [Delivery preparation](/delivery/delivery-preparation) tells you what stage each piece of work is in. The roadmap tells you when it ships: a timeline of your [delivery cycles](/delivery/plan-a-delivery-cycle), each a bar you can drag to reschedule. Open it on the **Roadmap** tab of Delivery preparation. Each row is one scheduled cycle, listed by its workspace number and title. A feature with two cycles, v1 and v2, gets two rows, each with its own dates. ## Put a cycle on the timeline A cycle appears on the roadmap only once you schedule it. Click **+ Add** to open **Add feature to roadmap**: it lists the cycles not scheduled yet. Search by name, and click **+ Add** on a row. The cycle lands on the current week as a two-week bar, ready to move. ## Reschedule a cycle * **Move** it: drag the bar along the timeline. * **Change its length**: drag either edge to change the start or the end. * **Take it off the timeline**: hover the bar and click **×**. The cycle stays on the board, just unscheduled. Changes snap to whole weeks when you let go, with a one-week minimum, and save straight away. To see the cycle itself, double-click its bar — it opens on the board. ## Link cycles that depend on each other When one cycle can't start until another is finished, connect them: hover the first bar and drag its **◦** handle onto the other. To remove the dependency, click the connector. If a cycle is scheduled to start before the one it depends on ends, the connector and the bar turn red with a **⚠**. The roadmap flags the conflict but doesn't move anything for you — you decide which one to reschedule. A dependency that would create a loop is refused. A dependency here is the same **blocks** link you see in a cycle's **Linked items**: add it in either place and it shows in both. ## Change the time scale Switch between **Week**, **Month** and **Quarter** to zoom the timeline in or out; **Month** is the default. A red line marks today, and the column of cycle names stays pinned while you scroll sideways. ## Who can edit the roadmap Everyone in the workspace can schedule and reschedule cycles, except guests: they see the roadmap read-only and can't add cycles or drag bars. See [Members and roles](/account-and-team/members-and-roles). ## Where to go next The stages each cycle moves through. Keeping track of what your competitors ship meanwhile.