Is Your Release Ready to Go Live?

Is your release ready to go live? Our free Release Readiness Checklist helps you assess 12 essential requirements, identify warning signs, and document outstanding actions before deployment. The checklist is available as a free PDF download in German.

Your release date is set. But are all the essential requirements for a successful go-live actually in place? Unresolved defects, unclear responsibilities, or missing rollback plans often only become apparent when there is little time left to address them.

Our Release Readiness Checklist uses 12 questions to help you assess your release status and identify what still needs to be resolved before approval. It helps you spot warning signs early, make residual risks transparent, and document outstanding actions, including responsibilities and deadlines.

What Does the Release Readiness Checklist Cover?

• Are the scope and acceptance criteria clearly defined?
• Have the relevant features and business processes been adequately tested?
• Have outstanding defects and risks been assessed?
• Have performance, security, data protection, and accessibility been considered?
• Are data migration, deployment, and operations properly prepared?
• Are monitoring, a rollback plan, and clear responsibilities in place?
• Have all required approvals been obtained?

From Assessment to Go-Live Decision

A traffic-light assessment helps you interpret the results and determine the appropriate next step: Go, Conditional Go, or No-Go.

This gives you a clear overview of which issues still require attention before making the final release decision.

Click the link below and complete the form. You will then receive an email asking you to confirm your email address. Once confirmed, we will send you the link to the checklist by email.

Get Your Free Release Readiness Checklist

Please note: The Release Readiness Checklist is provided as a PDF in German. The checklist is intended as a guide and does not replace project-specific, legal, contractual, or internal approval processes.