Extra workflow lanes
If it is not the priority path chosen for this sprint, it belongs in a later phase.
DocSafe Sprint Intake
Implementation Brief LockAfter sprint deposit
This intake page keeps the setup sprint narrow. The buyer confirms the priority document flow, the required approval states, the final delivery handoff, and the specific tools already in use. That is enough to start implementation without reopening scope.
Brief Table
| Item | What To Send | Why It Must Be Locked |
|---|---|---|
| Priority workflow path | The first document flow to clean up, for example client intake or signer-ready package review. | Prevents the sprint from spreading into every team workflow. |
| Approval states | The exact statuses needed, such as waiting, review, revision, approved, and ready to send. | Stops approval logic from changing mid-build. |
| Final delivery target | What the finished handoff should produce for the client or internal operator. | Keeps the build pointed at one usable output. |
| Current tools and owners | Which storage, chat, signing, or ops tools are already in use and who touches the workflow. | Lets the sprint fit the real environment instead of an abstract stack. |
Scope Guards
If it is not the priority path chosen for this sprint, it belongs in a later phase.
Replacing the entire stack is not the point of the first setup sprint.
If nobody can name the required states, the brief is not ready yet.
Post-Deposit Message
Deposit received. To start the DocSafe setup sprint, send the priority workflow path, required approval states, final delivery target, and the tools and owners already involved. Build starts after that sprint brief is locked.
This keeps the implementation tied to the audit findings instead of reopening the entire project scope.
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