Publish the integration capability so teams can discover it, evaluate it, request access, complete onboarding, reuse it, and get support.
Automation solutions only create value after rollout when affected people and consuming systems understand what changes, how access and operation work, where to get support, and when rollout should pause, expand, or roll back.
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Outcomes
Safe rollout and enablement plan
Affected people, changed responsibilities, decisions, handoffs, and working practices understood
Activation, access, permissions, rollout approach, enablement, and support prepared
Feedback, adoption, trust, issue handling, pause, rollback, manual operation, and expansion controls defined
Journey criteria
Entry criteria
The chosen architecture, platform, and implementation style have been validated with the relevant architecture, security, and platform stakeholders.
The interface design and exposed capabilities trace back to business value and consumer needs.
The interface and its capabilities are documented clearly enough for review, audit, and onboarding.
The interface design follows agreed design standards and conventions.
The interface contract has been validated and tested against functional and non-functional requirements.
Exit criteria
The solution passes quality, security, compliance, and readiness checks.
Audit findings and remediation decisions are shared with the relevant stakeholders.
The capability is ready to be published or released through the selected delivery mechanism.
Consumer-facing documentation and onboarding materials are ready.
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