What Roadmunk changed

• Updated the primary product name from "Roadmapping Software" to "Strategic Roadmaps (Roadmunk)."
• Changed the main sub-headline to a H2 header format for better search visibility.
• Reordered text to emphasize the new "Strategic Roadmaps" branding over the legacy Roadmunk name.

The product is completing its transition into the Tempo.io ecosystem. By shifting the name from "Roadmapping Software" to "Strategic Roadmaps," they are positioning the tool for higher-level executive planning rather than just tactical task tracking.

• Added a new section highlighting how Tempo products streamline workflows inside and outside of Jira.
• Removed the "Home" link from the top navigation breadcrumbs.
• Updated messaging to emphasize productivity and communication across the whole organization via Tempo’s suite.

Roadmunk is deepening its integration with its new parent company, Tempo. By focusing on Jira workflows, they are positioning themselves as a tool for teams that live in the Atlassian ecosystem, rather than just a standalone roadmapping tool.

• Added detailed information about ISO/IEC 27001 and 27701 security certifications.
• Added a new FAQ section covering trial details, user permissions (Admins, Collaborators, Reviewers), and feature requests.
• Updated the product description to emphasize a low learning curve and visual appeal for alignment.
• Reorganized the Staples customer story and updated heading levels across the page.
• Removed a list of specific integration names (Asana, Monday.com, etc.) in favor of a broader description.

The product is shifting its focus toward enterprise-level buyers by highlighting specific security certifications and clarifying user permission levels.