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Audience: Implementation partners delivering Uncountable implementations for end customers

What this is: A stage-based playbook you can use to run a high-quality Uncountable implementation, from kickoff through steady-state.

What success looks like: Clear roles, documented scope, predictable milestones, and a tested path to go-live.

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How to use this playbook

Roles and responsibility model

Suggested RACI (typical starting point)

Role RACI Scope / notes
Uncountable Account Manager (AM) Accountable Customer health, timeline, and stakeholder alignment
Uncountable Scientific Implementations (SI) Responsible Implementation execution, configuration approach, and training readiness (Partner supports)
Uncountable Implementations Engineering (IE) Responsible/Consulted Responsible for integrations delivery when in scope, otherwise consulted on technical feasibility
Partner Account Owner Consulted Partner-side governance and escalation support
Partner Implementation Lead Consulted Supports working sessions and delivery under Uncountable-led approach
Partner Implementation Analyst(s) Consulted Documentation, issue and decision logs, test coordination, and deliverable tracking support
Customer Project Lead Accountable Customer-side resourcing and sign-off

Suggested RACI (mature target state)

Role RACI Scope / notes
Partner Account Owner Accountable Partner-side governance, escalation, and overall account success
Partner Implementation Lead Responsible Implementation execution and customer working sessions
Partner Implementation Analyst(s) Responsible Delivery support: documentation, issue and decision logs, test coordination, and deliverable tracking
Uncountable Account Manager (AM) Accountable Customer health, timeline, and stakeholder alignment
Customer Project Lead Accountable Customer-side resourcing and sign-off
Uncountable Scientific Implementations (SI) Consulted Implementation approach, configuration best practices, and training readiness
Uncountable Implementations Engineering (IE) Consulted Integrations and technical feasibility

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Stage 1 — Kickoff and Account Setup

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