Canias ERP Go-Live Readiness Checklist
Pre go-live readiness is not only technical cutover; data, integration, testing, user readiness, rollback, and the hypercare plan must be clear together. This guide stresses the difference between looking ready and being ready, as a checklist.
Within the Canias cluster
This guide is strongest when read as part of the wider Canias track: landing, steering, fit-gap, and go-live together form a clearer decision framework.
Table of contents
Data
Are data cleansing and migration tests done? Are critical master-data relationships verified?
- Cleansing and migration tests completed.
- Critical data relationships verified.
- Ownership and accountability clear.
Integration
Have critical integrations been tested end to end?
- E2E tests executed.
- Error paths and rollback tested.
Testing and UAT
Has user acceptance testing been run? Are critical gaps closed?
- UAT completed.
- Critical gaps closed.
User readiness
Are training and communications clear? Is day-one support routing defined?
- Training completed or tied to a clear plan.
- Day-one/week support and escalation path clear.
Rollback approach
Is the rollback plan written? Do stakeholders know it?
- Rollback plan documented.
- Decision owner and coordination clear.
Hypercare preparation
Are the first-90-days support model, responsibilities, and meeting cadence defined?
- Hypercare team and responsibilities defined.
- Daily/weekly status cadence clear.
- Steady-state model after 90 days agreed.
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- What is the difference between looking ready and being ready?
- Looking ready: reports are green and the date is near. Being ready: data, tests, rollback, and ownership are actually complete; the decision maker is explicit.
- Who sets go/no-go criteria?
- The sponsor or delegated decision authority; criteria should be written in advance.
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