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Complete the Go-Live Stage

Use Playbook stage Go-Live to run the live cutover window from the brief and execution command center, then close with an executive readiness summary for stabilization handoff.

Where: Mission Control → W.A.T. Implementations → Implementation Playbook → Go-Live
Route: /missioncontrol/implementations/playbook?phase=beginning_balance_load_go_live

Balance-forward scope should already be decided in Complete the Beginning Balance Decisions stage. Process context: Stage 9: Go-Live.


Steps in this stage​

StepTitlePrimary control
1Go-live briefOpen command center / Next
2Execution command centerOpen readiness summary / board Refresh
3Executive readiness summaryComplete Go-Live

Footer can show progress such as balances selected, completed/total on the board, and remaining/blocker counts. The right Required items list shows these three flow steps.


Step 1: Go-live brief​

  1. Align the live-window plan, ownership, and expectations with the team.
  2. Review recommended rules and common interfacing approaches when shown (for example controlled batch-posting vs traditional full-green-light).
  3. Confirm selected balances for go-live (count appears in the footer when available).
  4. Click Open command center (or Next).

Step 2: Execution command center​

  1. Work the execution board populated from Stage 7 selections. The board is empty until Beginning Balance Decisions is finalized.
  2. Use linked actions with Refresh / Open Company Tracker as needed.
  3. Update completion as each balance/prereq finishes; watch remaining count.
  4. When the board work for this window is done (or ready for leadership review), click Open readiness summary.

Step 3: Executive readiness summary​

  1. Review the executive readiness summary for stabilization handoff (Ready for stabilization handoff vs not ready, per product copy).
  2. Resolve remaining items/blockers if the final CTA is disabled.
  3. Click Complete Go-Live.

Continue with Complete the Stabilization stage (?phase=stabilization).