Turn the SOW and deal notes already on file into a complete kickoff pack for a new client engagement, agenda, goals, roles, timeline, and the open questions you still need answered.
We're kicking off a new engagement with [client]. Using the SOW and deal notes on file, prepare our kickoff materials: agenda, goals, roles, a high-level timeline, and the open questions we still need answered.
An illustrative example. Your output will reflect your own sources, data, and prompts.
I pulled the Meridian Retail SOW and the deal notes from your Knowledge Center and drafted the kickoff pack. It sets up the first meeting with an agenda, the goals from the SOW, who's on each side, a phase timeline, and the questions still open from the sales handoff.
This pack is built from the signed SOW and the sales handoff notes. The agenda below runs about an hour.
Laid out across the eight weeks, the three phases run back to back:
| Phase | Weeks |
|---|---|
| Discovery | 1–2 |
| Configuration & integration | 3–6 |
| Pilot rollout & training | 7–8 |
The open questions are the ones worth raising first, since each one affects the timeline.
Want me to draft the kickoff invite for Meridian with this agenda, or turn these roles into a RACI matrix?
Engagement Kickoff Prep reads the signed SOW and the deal notes in your Knowledge Center and assembles the materials you need for a strong first meeting, an agenda, the committed goals, roles on both sides, a phase timeline, and the questions still hanging from the sales conversation.
Make sure the SOW and deal notes are in your Knowledge Center, then tell Joy which client is kicking off.
Ask for the materials you need, agenda, goals, roles, timeline, open questions. Joy pulls them from the SOW and the notes.
Check the goals against what was sold and fill in any names Joy couldn't find. Ask for changes right in the chat.
Copy the pack into your slides, meeting doc, or client portal, and run the kickoff from it.
Save this ask as a custom command on the assistant your team already uses (point it at your SOW format), so any consultant can prep a kickoff in one step.
Goals and scope come from the signed document, so the kickoff matches what the client bought.
A timed agenda you can run the first meeting from, not just a list of topics.
Joy flags the gaps in the SOW and deal notes so you raise them before they become problems.
The pack names your team and the client's, so responsibilities are clear from day one.
Emphasize a discovery phase for engagements where scope is still forming.
Adapt the pack for restarting or expanding an existing engagement.
Lean the timeline and roles toward a technical rollout.
Add a one-slide overview for the client's sponsor.
A typical pack includes a meeting agenda, the engagement's goals, the roles on both sides, a high-level timeline, and the open questions still to resolve. Joy assembles all of these from the SOW and deal notes on file.
Straight from the signed SOW in your Knowledge Center, so the goals in the kickoff match what the client actually bought. Joy fills in context from the deal notes where the SOW is thin.
Yes. Joy surfaces the gaps and ambiguities in the SOW and deal notes as open questions, so you can raise them in the first meeting rather than discovering them mid-project.
Yes. The pack names your delivery team and the client's stakeholders and sponsor, drawing on the deal notes and any org chart on file, so responsibilities are clear from day one.
Yes. Save the ask as a custom command so any consultant can generate a kickoff pack from a new SOW in one click, keeping every engagement's prep consistent.
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