# Welcome to Release Notes

## How will this work?

1. A plan will be drafted for development for a month
2. A release date will be decided
3. The month of the release will be mentioned as a page that will be a subset for a group. For e.g Group will be the year 2023. Page will be June 2023 and sub page will for each major feature that we will be working on a releasing for the month.&#x20;
4. The Page for the month will have details of the release like:&#x20;
   1. Date of the release on app
   2. Date of the release on test
   3. Cards with links to the details of the sub page dedicated to each feature
5. If there are numerous smaller features and enablers that we will be working on, they will be summed up in to one sub-page called, **"Misc. Updates"**.
6. Each sub page dedicated to each feature will have the following sections:&#x20;
   1. **Description:** Just an introduction
   2. **Problem it solves:** What was the issue we are trying to solve?
   3. **The Concept**: This will be a summary of the solution we are trying to solve.&#x20;
   4. **The solution:** It will mostly be in the form of a video demo showing whats in the works. This section will be available once the feature is live on test.&#x20;
7. Based on these page, the customer success teams from both the markets are supposed to test it on the test environment and build up the final support and marketing materials compiling the knowledge from the Release notes, Product calls and trial runs.&#x20;


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