Labs
Evaluate experimental Vendo features without treating them as production contracts.
Last reviewed July 13, 2026
Labs is Vendo’s workspace for prototypes, proofs of concept, and features still being evaluated. Open Labs from the sidebar to see the catalog enabled for your workspace.
The in-app catalog is the source of truth. Experiments can be added, renamed, moved, or removed without the stability guarantees of a generally available feature.
Statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Active | Available to try, but still governed by the Labs stability policy |
| Work in Progress | Incomplete or under active development; behavior and data contracts may change |
| Planned | A concept or placeholder, not a usable workflow |
Some catalog entries link to experiments inside Labs. Others link to early versions of features elsewhere in the app. The status shown in the catalog applies even when the destination route is outside /labs.
Before You Use an Experiment
- Confirm the experiment is enabled for the active team workspace.
- Read its in-product description and current status.
- Use test data or a reversible scope unless your Vendo representative has approved production use.
- Record the success criteria and any affected downstream workflow.
- Keep a supported fallback for data, analysis, or activation that matters to the business.
Do not use a Planned or Work in Progress experiment as the only path for a production process. Do not assume its route, schema, output, or saved state will remain compatible.
Give Useful Feedback
When reporting a problem, include:
- workspace and experiment name;
- the action you attempted;
- expected and actual results;
- whether the data was test or production data;
- screenshots, affected record identifiers, and approximate time;
- whether the result blocks an existing workflow.
Use the in-app feedback path where available or contact your Vendo representative.
Graduation
A feature leaving Labs does not automatically make every experimental contract stable. Use the feature’s production documentation and current in-app status after it moves. Historical Labs instructions should not be used as setup guidance.