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Launch

Catch launch risks early

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By Nalvin

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Description

Nalvin helps you run a launch readiness check by turning your current work into a go/no-go snapshot: what’s done, what’s missing, key risks, and required owners. It highlights gaps like missing acceptance criteria, unresolved bugs, unclear rollout steps, or missing comms tasks, so you can fix the right things before launch pressure spikes.

Supported Integrations

Templates are flexible by default. Nalvin automatically picks the right integrations based on what you’ve connected.

Asana

ClickUp

Monday

Trello

Google Docs

Notion

Shortcut

Linear

Microsoft Teams

Confluence

Jira

Slack

How to best use this template

Below are a few tips & tricks from the Nalvin team to get the most out of this template.

Define what “ready” means

You can level this up by providing a checklist: QA completed, docs updated, support briefed, rollback plan, monitoring. Nalvin can evaluate readiness against that checklist.

Use a single launch scope

Point Nalvin at the launch epic/project and any linked bugs. This prevents it from pulling unrelated work that happens to be completed.

Force explicit owners for gaps

Ask Nalvin to list every missing item with a proposed owner (or “unknown”). Unknown ownership is often the real reason launches slip.

Separate blockers vs nice-to-haves

Not all gaps are equal. Have Nalvin categorize items into “must-fix” and “follow-up” so decisions stay crisp.

Turn gaps into tickets only after approval

If you want, Nalvin can create missing tasks (docs, QA, comms), but only after you confirm the list and target project/board.

Define what “ready” means

You can level this up by providing a checklist: QA completed, docs updated, support briefed, rollback plan, monitoring. Nalvin can evaluate readiness against that checklist.

Use a single launch scope

Point Nalvin at the launch epic/project and any linked bugs. This prevents it from pulling unrelated work that happens to be completed.

Force explicit owners for gaps

Ask Nalvin to list every missing item with a proposed owner (or “unknown”). Unknown ownership is often the real reason launches slip.

Separate blockers vs nice-to-haves

Not all gaps are equal. Have Nalvin categorize items into “must-fix” and “follow-up” so decisions stay crisp.

Turn gaps into tickets only after approval

If you want, Nalvin can create missing tasks (docs, QA, comms), but only after you confirm the list and target project/board.