Rollback

Undo rather than push forward: the trigger returns the destination to a version that already worked, restoring the earlier target, scope, or shipped state. It differs from revision, where you invent something new, and from exit, where the goal dies.

Undo rather than push forward: the trigger returns the destination to a version that already worked, restoring the earlier target, scope, or shipped state. It differs from revision, where you invent something new, and from exit, where the goal dies.

Example

In the retention case, the rule reads: if the new onboarding flow drops week-four retention two points below the prior build, restore the old flow within 48 hours and reinstate last quarter's 34% target. The VP of Product makes that call.