> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.luciq.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.luciq.ai/organization-settings/beta-programs.md).

# Beta Programs

### What's a Beta Program?

Luciq's Beta Programs provide early access to specific features, letting you explore new features and influence their final design with your feedback.

### Why Participate?

* **Early Access**: Be the first to try features that could improve your workflows!
* **Influence Development**: Your feedback shapes the final product.
* **Collaborate with Us**: Drive meaningful improvements that impact your team.

### What to expect from Beta Features?

Beta features are still evolving, which means:

* Minor bugs or areas needing improvement might exist.
* Some features may be experimental and require feedback for further development.

**Your Role:**

* Test the feature.
* Share your feedback to help us tailor it to your needs.

We’ll keep you updated on changes and improvements based on your insights!

### Finding and Joining Beta Features

Beta features are marked with a **Beta** label in the dashboard, such as on the navigation bar or other entry points.

**How to join?**

1. Identify a beta feature that interests you.
2. Click the enrollment link or CTA to sign up.
3. Follow the provided instructions to start using the feature.

### Graduating Features to General Availability (GA)

When a beta feature meets its goals and customer expectations, it is released to all users. Features that don’t meet objectives may stay in beta for further refinement or be discontinued.

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