Plan Before Production
New Facility or Business Unit Readiness Guide
Launch a new location with controlled structure, profiles, rules, devices, integrations, and support.
Outcome
Launch a new location with controlled structure, profiles, rules, devices, integrations, and support.
1. Confirm operating model
- Document facility type, departments, jobs, manager hierarchy, timekeeping methods, scheduling ownership, and payroll calendar.
- Identify local policy differences that are legally or operationally required.
2. Build the organization foundation
- Create and validate business structure nodes, locations, jobs, cost centers, and transfer relationships.
- Assign naming standards and effective dates.
- Confirm reporting rollups and manager ownership.
3. Configure workforce rules
- Assign pay rules, work rules, accruals, attendance, leave, schedule profiles, and request rules.
- Test representative hourly, salaried, PRN, union, and manager populations as applicable.
4. Enable access and devices
- Provision personas, manager groups, clocks, mobile access, web access, Known Places, and approved networks.
- Perform onsite punch and geofence testing across entrances, floors, and work areas.
5. Validate integrations and reporting
- Test inbound people and structure feeds, outbound payroll, schedules, and reporting.
- Reconcile employee counts and sample records end to end.
6. Launch with measurable controls
- Freeze nonessential changes before go-live.
- Staff command-center support and publish escalation paths.
- Track missing punches, failed interfaces, access defects, and payroll corrections for at least two pay cycles.
Go/no-go standard
Do not proceed when payroll-critical rules, security, employee population, or integration reconciliation remain unvalidated. Every open item needs a named risk owner, workaround, and closure date.
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