Implementation phases

Turn launch into a sequence of proofs.

The implementation page should speak to administrators, IT, accessibility reviewers, assessment teams, and procurement. Each phase answers a buyer risk.

01

Discovery

How will you confirm requirements before launch?

Requirements map, integration inventory, success criteria, data boundaries

02

Migration proof

Can you move our content without losing fidelity?

Sample import, fidelity report, transformation notes, preserved source package

03

Integration proof

Will LMS, roster, SSO, and export flows work in our environment?

LTI launch test, Deep Linking sample, AGS passback proof, NRPS membership read, OneRoster import report, result export sample

04

Accessibility review

How will accommodations and accessibility be verified?

Support matrix, test plan, AT rotation, VPAT/ACR status, remediation log

05

Pilot

How will we reduce risk before a high-stakes window?

Pilot form, test roster, submit receipts, recovery drills, signoff notes

06

Launch

What happens during the live assessment window?

Launch checklist, monitoring plan, escalation contacts, receipt and recovery workflow

QA evidence

The test plan should map to RFP risk.

QA area Evidence to include Status
Requirements traceability Each RFP requirement maps to a product capability, test, artifact, or hold note. In build for launch
Unit and route checks Authoring, delivery, form, and worker routes have smoke checks before release. Planned
Migration validation Import sample set includes fidelity counts, warnings, preserved source, and reviewer signoff. Ready
Integration testing LTI launch, Deep Linking, AGS passback, NRPS membership reads, OneRoster provisioning, result export, and role mapping are tested against the buyer environment. Ready
Accessibility testing Automated checks, assistive technology rotation, user sessions, and ACR updates are tracked together. In build for launch
Load and recovery testing Launch, submit, reconnect, stale-tab, and queue recovery scenarios are covered by the delivery test plan. In build for launch
UAT and training Administrators, instructors, accessibility reviewers, and support teams get role-specific scenarios. In build for launch
Launch packet

Include the implementation plan before they ask for it.

The RFP packet should include a milestone plan, QA matrix, UAT checklist, accessibility test plan, training outline, and launch-support model.