Product Launch Runbook
Eighty-eight items across five phases, for small teams who would rather not improvise launch week.
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support@digitalskylight.comA template, a mapping worksheet and four written-out examples, for teams whose procedures exist only in one person’s head.
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08 Questions about this product
The mapping worksheet takes twenty to forty minutes for a job you do regularly, and the writing takes about the same again. The examples are there to stop you over-writing the first one.
No. There is no controlled document register, no approval workflow, no version-control audit trail and no numbering scheme. It is written for teams who currently have nothing, not for teams being audited.
For the automatic surfacing of stale procedures, yes — it is a filtered database view. In the Docs version the review date is a field in the header, and remembering to check it is on you.
That is expected. The nine parts are argued for in the guidance, but nothing is locked. Teams commonly merge "who to ask" into the header and drop "related procedures" until they have several.
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