The correct option is Edits made within an Advanced Roadmaps plan remain in the plan until you save them into Jira Software.

Advanced Roadmaps provides a draft editing surface so that edits made within a plan are staged and do not modify Jira issues until you explicitly save or commit those changes back to Jira. This behaviour lets planners experiment with scheduling, hierarchy adjustments and bulk updates and then push a single set of changes to the source issues when they are satisfied.

Allows teams to create their own custom progress metrics is incorrect because Advanced Roadmaps uses built in progress calculations and fields from Jira and it does not offer a general feature to define arbitrary new progress metrics inside the plan interface. Teams can use custom fields in Jira but that is different from an in‑plan custom metric builder.

Provides a built in report sharing capability between users is incorrect because Advanced Roadmaps focuses on planning and publishing changes and it does not provide a separate dedicated report sharing system. Users can share plan views, export data or grant access in Jira but there is no distinct built in report sharing feature apart from those options.

Scales to support hundreds or many thousands of users across an enterprise is incorrect as stated because Advanced Roadmaps is an app on top of Jira and scalability depends on your Jira deployment, licensing and plan sizes. While it is designed for multi team planning it is not a standalone claim that it will perform uniformly at very large user counts without considering Jira capacity and configuration.

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