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The Go-Live Moment

You have navigated the entire 8-step design process. You have analyzed requirements, designed data models, mapped workflows, built automations, and configured security. You have a complete, tested, and validated 📋 Function blueprint. This guide covers the final, crucial phase: Deployment. This is the moment you transform your architectural plan into a real, operational workspace that your team can use to drive business value. It’s the process of turning the blueprint into the building.
Deployment is more than just clicking a button. It’s a structured process that involves creating the live environment, onboarding your team, and officially launching the new solution.

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Pre-Deployment Checklist

Before you create a live ⏹️ Space, ensure your Function blueprint is fully prepared for launch. A quick pre-flight check guarantees a smooth deployment.
  • Final Testing Completed: The Function has been thoroughly tested by both the architect and the end-users (UAT).
  • Feedback Incorporated: All critical feedback from the testing phase has been addressed and incorporated into the design.
  • Clear Naming & Description: The Function has a clear, descriptive name and a helpful description so other managers know its purpose.
  • Status is “Published”: The Function is marked as “Published” or “Ready for Use” in the library, making it available for selection.

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The Deployment Process

Deploying your Function involves two main phases: creating the workspace itself, and then populating it with the right people.

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Phase 1: Create the Live Space

This is the technical step of creating the live workspace from your blueprint.
  1. Navigate to the Correct 📂 Area The first step is to decide where the new workspace should live within your company’s Organizational Structure. Go to the appropriate Area (e.g., “Sales Department,” “Client Projects”).
  2. Select Your Function Blueprint Click the Create Space button. This will open the library of all available, published Functions. Find and select the blueprint you just finalized.
  3. Name the Space Give your Space a specific, meaningful name that clearly identifies its purpose.
    • Bad Example: “New Project”
    • Good Example: “Q4 2025: Website Relaunch Initiative”
Your Space is now technically live, but it’s an empty building. The next phase brings in your team.

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Phase 2: Onboard Your Team

This phase focuses on configuring the Space for your team and officially launching it for use. 
# Onboarding and Launching a New Space

! Important: This process grants your team access and makes the Space their new environment for daily work.

## Section 1: Configure User Access

1.  **Navigate to Space Settings**
    Enter the `Space` you just created and go to the `Settings` or `Members` section.

2.  **Assign Users to Roles**
    This is the most critical step of onboarding. You will see the list of abstract `Roles` you designed in the `Function` (e.g., "Project Manager," "Designer," "Approver"). Your task here is to map your real `Users` and `Groups` to these `Roles`. This action is what applies the `Permission Scheme` to the actual people, granting them the correct level of access within this specific `Space`.
    ![The Role assignment screen in a Space, showing a user being mapped to a defined Role.](https://via.placeholder.com/1200x600.png/000000/FFFFFF?text=Step%202:%20Assign%20Users%20to%20Roles)

## Section 2: Launch and Support

1.  **(Optional) Initial Data Setup**
    If this `Space` is replacing an old system, you may need to perform an initial import of existing data.

2.  **Announce and Train**
    Formally announce the launch to the team. Send a welcome message with a direct link to the new `Space`. Provide them with any training materials you have prepared and explain the key benefits of the new system.

3.  **Monitor and Support**
    In the first few days after launch, be available to answer questions and support your team as they adapt to the new process.

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What’s Next?

Congratulations! Your Function is no longer just a blueprint; it is a live, operational solution driving value for your business. You have completed the full design and deployment lifecycle.