User story map · Diagram Design
Narrative order runs left to right — find the data, build the report, share it, trust it — while priority runs top to bottom. The release-cut line under MVP is the editorial point: everything above it ships first, and the riskiest bet, row-level permissions, lands in Release 2.
RELEASE CUT
Keyword search, a table with one chart, a public link, and a last-updated stamp — enough to answer "what is the whole story" without shipping every activity's full depth. Everything below the cut line waits.
Saved filters and scheduled email round out the workflow, but row-level permissions is the riskiest bet in the map — untested access-control logic sitting right after the cut, not buried in "Later".
Natural-language query and anomaly alerting are named and ordered, not promised — three slices is the ceiling before nobody believes the sequencing anymore.