Project kickoff meeting reviewing 4-phase implementation timeline
Implementation

Typical rollout cadence for new workflows.

We map a workflow, redesign it for scale, deploy agents with controls, and then run the workflow as a managed service.

Rollout steps

A repeatable four-step model

Each stage has clear outcomes so stakeholders stay aligned.

Typical cadence

Weeks 1-2: Map + clarify + define acceptance criteria
Weeks 3-6: Deploy core workflow(s) + approval and exception handling
Weeks 7-12: Stabilize + harden + expand to next workflow(s)
Weeks 13+: Optimize quality targets and expand the portfolio
1

Discover + map

We select a target workflow and map the real process (including exceptions, approvals, and evidence requirements).

2

Redesign for scale

We simplify and clarify decision points so the process becomes stable, governable, and automation-ready.

3

Deploy agents + controls

Agents execute the work across your tools, with approvals where needed and full audit logs.

4

Operate + improve monthly

We run the workflow as an ongoing service with metrics: capacity returned, exceptions, cycle time, and quality.

Phase outputs

Deliverables at every stage

Each phase produces artifacts your team can review and approve.

Project deliverables spread on conference table — workflow maps, rubrics, timeline

Discovery outputs

Workflow map
Acceptance criteria
Exception taxonomy
Quality rubric

Deployment outputs

Agent runbooks
Approval thresholds
Evidence capture
Control Tower dashboards

Operating outputs

Monthly report
Backlog review
Quality sampling plan
Optimization backlog

Roles

Clear ownership across stakeholders

We align responsibilities early so execution and approvals stay smooth.

Workflow owner

Approves scope and escalation thresholds.

Ops lead

Reviews backlog health and SLA performance.

Compliance

Confirms evidence requirements and audit readiness.

TeamCraft

Runs the workflow and reports outcomes monthly.

Ready to start

Map your first workflow

We size scope and define acceptance criteria in weeks 1 to 2.