Key Highlights
- Typical stages: intake, initial screening, due diligence, decision.
- Incomplete submissions may return to intake for clarification.
- Final listing decisions are communicated through official support channels.
Listing queue status and communication expectations
Understand listing review stages, expected timelines, and communication checkpoints after project submission.
Next Steps
Continue with the most relevant path based on your current goal.
Launchpad experience
Queue Visibility
Understand what the submission statuses mean
The listing queue uses a small set of states so projects can understand whether a request is waiting, being reviewed, approved for next steps, or closed out.
Launchpad Status
Open for qualified submissions
Queue states
Pending, Review, Approved, Rejected
Communication
Official support channels
Expectation
No guaranteed timeline
Submission Flow
3-step process- Pending means the request has entered the queue.
- Under Review means screening or diligence is in progress.
- Approved or rejected reflects the decision outcome for the current submission.
Readiness Checklist
Before you submit- Use the status guide rather than assuming the queue outcome.
- Keep the submission contact reachable for clarifications.
- Resubmit only after gaps have been addressed.
- Check the hub when you need a live visibility snapshot.
Status Definitions
| Stage | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pending | Submission accepted and queued for intake checks. |
| Under Review | Analyst review and due diligence in progress. |
| Approved | Project passed review and is eligible for listing preparation. |
| Rejected | Submission did not meet current listing standards. |
How to Read the Queue
Status describes where a request sits in the review process, not the final commercial outcome of the project.
If a request needs clarification, the team should use the submission contact channels that were included with the original application.