When someone has time.
The team copies kickoff notes, creates folders, asks for assets, and repeats the same access requests. The handoff depends on someone remembering every step.
Turn the kickoff into a clear first handoff, with the right context, access, and owner in place.
Build a client handoff brief
The team copies kickoff notes, creates folders, asks for assets, and repeats the same access requests. The handoff depends on someone remembering every step.
An agreed kickoff trigger creates the onboarding checklist, requests missing inputs, and routes a structured handoff to the delivery owner.
A consistent onboarding experience even when several clients arrive in the same week.
Collect the goal, first deliverable, stakeholders, and source material once.
Set up the agreed tasks, folders, and access requests in your existing systems.
Show gaps and send appropriate reminders to the person who can resolve them.
Ask the delivery owner to confirm that the team has what it needs to begin.
A completed kickoff form, agreed scope, team ownership, and source-asset references.
An assigned onboarding plan, visible missing inputs, and a delivery brief that is ready for review.
Your team confirms scope, approves the working plan, and checks access. Automation should request only the permissions needed for the agreed work.
Try the brief format first. A custom workflow can populate the same structure from your intake and project systems.
Build a client handoff briefBring one recurring headache and the tools you use.
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