AI Agent Go-Live Checklist

A launch checklist for testing an AI support agent before customers see it. Use the variants as-is, edit the placeholders, or download the editable Word doc.

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Knowledge base readiness

Goal

Get knowledge base readiness ready without relying on memory, last-minute heroics, or one person's hidden knowledge.

Readiness checklist

  • Confirm the owner: owner. One person owns the result, even if several people help.
  • Confirm the deadline or launch condition: deadline. Do not use vague timing like soon.
  • Review the customer-facing copy for clarity, missing details, and tone.
  • Test the happy path from first click or message to completed outcome.
  • Test the likely edge case: missing info, angry customer, failed payment, wrong language, or no human available.
  • Confirm escalation, rollback, and support coverage before publishing.
  • Save the final version in the knowledge base or CRM so the team can find it later.

Done means

A new teammate can follow the process, the customer knows what happens next, and there is a named owner for anything that breaks.

Manager sign-off

Mark this complete only after someone outside the setup work tests it once and confirms the result is understandable.

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Knowledge base readiness

When to use: Use this before knowledge base readiness goes live, so the team can confirm ownership, timing, and risk.

Goal

Get knowledge base readiness ready without relying on memory, last-minute heroics, or one person's hidden knowledge.

Readiness checklist

  • Confirm the owner: owner. One person owns the result, even if several people help.
  • Confirm the deadline or launch condition: deadline. Do not use vague timing like soon.
  • Review the customer-facing copy for clarity, missing details, and tone.
  • Test the happy path from first click or message to completed outcome.
  • Test the likely edge case: missing info, angry customer, failed payment, wrong language, or no human available.
  • Confirm escalation, rollback, and support coverage before publishing.
  • Save the final version in the knowledge base or CRM so the team can find it later.

Done means

A new teammate can follow the process, the customer knows what happens next, and there is a named owner for anything that breaks.

Manager sign-off

Mark this complete only after someone outside the setup work tests it once and confirms the result is understandable.

2

Brand voice QA

When to use: Use this before brand voice qa goes live, so the team can confirm ownership, timing, and risk.

Goal

Get brand voice qa ready without relying on memory, last-minute heroics, or one person's hidden knowledge.

Readiness checklist

  • Confirm the owner: owner. One person owns the result, even if several people help.
  • Confirm the deadline or launch condition: deadline. Do not use vague timing like soon.
  • Review the customer-facing copy for clarity, missing details, and tone.
  • Test the happy path from first click or message to completed outcome.
  • Test the likely edge case: missing info, angry customer, failed payment, wrong language, or no human available.
  • Confirm escalation, rollback, and support coverage before publishing.
  • Save the final version in the knowledge base or CRM so the team can find it later.

Done means

A new teammate can follow the process, the customer knows what happens next, and there is a named owner for anything that breaks.

Manager sign-off

Mark this complete only after someone outside the setup work tests it once and confirms the result is understandable.

3

Escalation QA

When to use: Use this before escalation qa goes live, so the team can confirm ownership, timing, and risk.

Goal

Get escalation qa ready without relying on memory, last-minute heroics, or one person's hidden knowledge.

Readiness checklist

  • Confirm the owner: owner. One person owns the result, even if several people help.
  • Confirm the deadline or launch condition: deadline. Do not use vague timing like soon.
  • Review the customer-facing copy for clarity, missing details, and tone.
  • Test the happy path from first click or message to completed outcome.
  • Test the likely edge case: missing info, angry customer, failed payment, wrong language, or no human available.
  • Confirm escalation, rollback, and support coverage before publishing.
  • Save the final version in the knowledge base or CRM so the team can find it later.

Done means

A new teammate can follow the process, the customer knows what happens next, and there is a named owner for anything that breaks.

Manager sign-off

Mark this complete only after someone outside the setup work tests it once and confirms the result is understandable.

4

Multilingual QA

When to use: Use this before multilingual qa goes live, so the team can confirm ownership, timing, and risk.

Goal

Get multilingual qa ready without relying on memory, last-minute heroics, or one person's hidden knowledge.

Readiness checklist

  • Confirm the owner: owner. One person owns the result, even if several people help.
  • Confirm the deadline or launch condition: deadline. Do not use vague timing like soon.
  • Review the customer-facing copy for clarity, missing details, and tone.
  • Test the happy path from first click or message to completed outcome.
  • Test the likely edge case: missing info, angry customer, failed payment, wrong language, or no human available.
  • Confirm escalation, rollback, and support coverage before publishing.
  • Save the final version in the knowledge base or CRM so the team can find it later.

Done means

A new teammate can follow the process, the customer knows what happens next, and there is a named owner for anything that breaks.

Manager sign-off

Mark this complete only after someone outside the setup work tests it once and confirms the result is understandable.

5

Compliance and safety QA

When to use: Use this before compliance and safety qa goes live, so the team can confirm ownership, timing, and risk.

Goal

Get compliance and safety qa ready without relying on memory, last-minute heroics, or one person's hidden knowledge.

Readiness checklist

  • Confirm the owner: owner. One person owns the result, even if several people help.
  • Confirm the deadline or launch condition: deadline. Do not use vague timing like soon.
  • Review the customer-facing copy for clarity, missing details, and tone.
  • Test the happy path from first click or message to completed outcome.
  • Test the likely edge case: missing info, angry customer, failed payment, wrong language, or no human available.
  • Confirm escalation, rollback, and support coverage before publishing.
  • Save the final version in the knowledge base or CRM so the team can find it later.

Done means

A new teammate can follow the process, the customer knows what happens next, and there is a named owner for anything that breaks.

Manager sign-off

Mark this complete only after someone outside the setup work tests it once and confirms the result is understandable.

6

Post-launch monitoring

When to use: Use this before post-launch monitoring goes live, so the team can confirm ownership, timing, and risk.

Goal

Get post-launch monitoring ready without relying on memory, last-minute heroics, or one person's hidden knowledge.

Readiness checklist

  • Confirm the owner: owner. One person owns the result, even if several people help.
  • Confirm the deadline or launch condition: deadline. Do not use vague timing like soon.
  • Review the customer-facing copy for clarity, missing details, and tone.
  • Test the happy path from first click or message to completed outcome.
  • Test the likely edge case: missing info, angry customer, failed payment, wrong language, or no human available.
  • Confirm escalation, rollback, and support coverage before publishing.
  • Save the final version in the knowledge base or CRM so the team can find it later.

Done means

A new teammate can follow the process, the customer knows what happens next, and there is a named owner for anything that breaks.

Manager sign-off

Mark this complete only after someone outside the setup work tests it once and confirms the result is understandable.

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