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# Implementation checklist

Use this checklist to prepare Liberty for rollout, validation, and day-one use.

Use this checklist to prepare Liberty for launch.

Keep project timelines, onboarding plans, and migration milestones in your implementation materials.

Use this page for the core product-readiness checks.

### Before setup

* confirm admin access
* review account structure
* confirm IT and workstation readiness
* gather source data for imports if needed

### During setup

* configure accounts and resources
* create or import users and contacts
* prepare scripts and sheets
* review voice, messaging, and Oncall configuration
* validate routing and delivery behavior

### Before go-live

* test core workflows
* confirm agents, supervisors, and admins are trained
* confirm clients or users have access where needed
* review reports, integrations, and security requirements
* complete final validation

### After launch

* monitor early production activity
* review usage and delivery results
* resolve setup gaps
* retire legacy workflows when ready

### Related pages

* [Implementation](/docs/getting-started/implementation.md)
* [Import templates](/docs/getting-started/implementation/import-templates.md)
* [Script templates](/docs/getting-started/implementation/script-templates.md)


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