Client Onboarding
Client Onboarding across five stages: Welcome, Information Gathering, Internal Orientation, Kick-off, and Post Kick-off. Showcases data collection, a conditional step (Enterprise-tier security review), an approval gate, a Data Table register, and MCP + Slack touchpoints.
5 sections
19 steps
Collects data
1
Welcome
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Send welcome letter
- Within one business day of close.
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Send new client questionnaire
2
Information Gathering
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Collect client intake details
- Manifestly's MCP server connecting to Claude can pre-fill these fields from a closed-won CRM deal for a human to review.
Collects email Collects list Collects date Collects text -
Establish billing informationCollects email
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Set up shared folders and gather brand assets
- Logo files, brand colors, style guide.
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Update CRM with client information
- Manifestly's MCP server connecting to Claude can sync these fields from the run.
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Enterprise security and MSA review
- Enterprise tier only. Attach the signed security questionnaire and MSA.
Collects file -
Confirm scope and SOW sign-off
- A named owner signs off before kickoff work begins.
3
Internal Orientation Meeting
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Assemble your project team
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Build the deliverables and owners register
- See the description for the structured Data Table version.
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Schedule the initial client meeting
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Gather client materials for kickoff
4
Kick-off Meeting
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Confirm attendees for client and firm
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Plan meeting logistics
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Schedule the kickoff meetingCollects datetime
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Prepare kickoff materials
5
Post Kick-off Meeting
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Next-day follow-up call
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Schedule 2-week follow-up
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Confirm go-live and activate account
- On go-live, post to the account channel to keep the team in sync.
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