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Launch Plan Timeline

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Coordinate everyone for a launch.

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Create a launch plan. Product or feature, and launch date: [LAUNCH_DETAILS]. Teams involved: [TEAMS]. Audiences: [AUDIENCES]. Risks: [RISKS].

Produce a timeline table counting back from launch: T-8 weeks to T+4 weeks with Task | Owner | Dependency | Done criteria. Cover product readiness (QA, performance, accessibility, security review), documentation and help center, support training, sales enablement, marketing assets, legal and privacy review [VERIFY], analytics ready, rollout plan (internal, beta, staged percentage, full), communications, and post-launch monitoring.

Add a go/no-go checklist with named approvers, a rollback plan, a launch-day schedule (hour by hour), a war room roster, and post-launch review at day 7 and day 30. Include a RACI table. Use only my details and mark unknowns.

Add a communication calendar for the launch week, a list of the five most likely launch-day problems with the responder for each, and a decision about what is cut if the date is at risk (scope before date, or date before scope).

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Launch: customer portal, Tuesday 14 May.
T-8 weeks (19 March): scope frozen; owner product lead.
T-6 (2 April): QA and accessibility audit start; owner QA.
T-4 (16 April): help center articles drafted; support training booked.
T-2 (30 April): beta with 20 customers; go/no-go criteria: no severity-one bugs, task success above 85 percent.
T-1 (7 May): final go/no-go meeting with named approvers.
Launch day: 9:00 staged release to 10 percent; 12:00 to 50 percent; 15:00 to 100 percent if error rate stays under 1 percent.
T+7: review adoption; T+30: review retention.
Rollback: feature flag off in 10 minutes, owner Dev lead.

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