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  1. Moving to Seal

Implementation

The Implementation Process in Seal is a comprehensive process that results in complete building of the system in line with the customer's needs and expectations. Our team is able to setup the platform, with established templates and workflows, so all you have to do is log in to get started.

Our implementation process is tailored to customer's needs - our dedicated team of deployment strategists will work closely with your team and oversee the entire process.

1

Determine Applications, Processes, and Workflows

We speak to relevant teams to gather insights on their daily tasks, pain points, and key workflows and processes. This approach helps us map out the end-to-end process, identify critical applications and dependencies, and document any unique requirements or integrations. Once this knowledge is compiled, our team can replicate, optimise, or automate these processes in alignment with your needs.

We are also able to gauge the scope and depth of what needs to be built.

2

Establish Timelines

Once the scope is clearly defined, we will collaboratively establish realistic timelines for each phase of the building, based on the your urgency. Regular checkpoints will be scheduled to monitor progress.

3

Building and Configuring

The building process is conducted by our team of experts, but do require a collaborative, iterative effort with the customer to ensure the solution perfectly fits their needs.

The process involves back-and-forth communication, where initial workflows are presented, feedback is gathered, and adjustments are made accordingly. This cycle of refinement continues until the customer is satisfied with the functionality and performance.

In some cases, customers will get on using the platform and executing the workflows, to ensure that the final product aligns with their requirements and expectations.

4

QA Checks and Validation

Once the processes has been built, rigorous testing for functionality, performance, and reliability is conducted. These tests must be passed prior to live use to ensure quality of the platform.

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