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Prepare a shared brief before implementation begins. It should explain the intended result, the systems involved, who makes decisions, and how the team will know the workflow is ready.

Bring the right people together#

Name a business owner who can accept the outcome, system owners who can approve integrations, and reviewers for sensitive or ambiguous decisions. Include security and operational stakeholders where the data and workflow require them.

Agree how your team and Coryntas will divide implementation and ongoing responsibilities. Escalations should have a named destination rather than relying on an informal assumption that someone will notice.

Prepare the deployment brief#

Bring the following into the design discussion:

A workflow brief with scope and acceptance criteria.
The systems, data categories, and owners needed for the work.
The proposed access and permission boundaries.
Representative examples, including exceptions and blocked actions.
Review responsibilities and the people authorized to make decisions.
Security questions and deployment-specific requirements.

Exact hosting, identity, retention, integration behavior, and approval channels are confirmed for your deployment. Do not infer them from a general product description.

Agree on a rollout#

Choose an initial audience and an evaluation process appropriate to the work. Define what must pass before production use and how the team will respond to an issue after launch.

Make sure users know how to submit requests, review outputs, and escalate problems through the channels configured for them. Confirm the operational handoff with the people who will own it.

Plan ongoing operations#

Agree who reviews performance, unresolved work, access changes, and requests to expand scope. Use the Agent lifecycle to frame the improvement process.

Ask your Coryntas team for the current Usage Guide, then discuss expected workload and commercial scope alongside your agreement. These docs do not replace deployment-specific terms or create a fixed implementation timeline.