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Who joins the first pilot?
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The support team joins the first Northstar pilot. Finance will follow after the team has tested its daily inbox workflow.

Priya will confirm support access by Thursday. Sam will run the training session on Friday.

Northstar onboarding review · Oct 7
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The team reviews who will join the Northstar pilot.
Maya

“Let’s start the pilot with Support so we can test the daily inbox workflow. We’ll bring Finance in after that.”

They discuss permissions for the next rollout group.
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The support team joins the first Northstar pilot. Finance will follow after the team has tested its daily inbox workflow.

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What did Priya and Sam agree to do?

Priya will confirm support access by Thursday. Sam will run training on Friday.

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Priya will confirm pilot access by Thursday, and Sam will run Friday’s training. We still need an owner for Finance access approvals.

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Who joins the first pilot?

Support joins first to test the inbox workflow. Finance follows later.

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Who will approve access for Finance?

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