Launch log. Built in the open.

Open sign-up for every team. Members who activated in a batch keep their waitlist price.

A weekly report that sets the go-live date Slipway predicted against the day each customer went live, per account and per owner.

Stage, go-live date and the blocking task written back to the opportunity. HubSpot already works this way.

The observation window opened on 6 October with an independent auditor. Until the report is ready we share the controls list under NDA.

• Encrypted in transit and at rest
• EU or US region, chosen per workspace
• Contract data is never used to train models

150 seats, invited in sign-up order. Everyone who joins before the batch closes keeps the waitlist price for as long as they stay.

Twelve teams ran 41 onboardings through Slipway in six weeks. Demo figures: replace them with your own.

• Signature to kickoff: 13 days before, 8 days with Slipway
• 71% of customer tasks closed without a human reminder
• 2 contracts needed a manual scope review

Reminders now go out in Slack as well as by email: one thread per customer, a nudge when a task is two days late, and an escalation only when it stays blocked.

Signed PandaDoc documents arrive by webhook and are read within a minute. Scope, seats, dates and unusual clauses land in the plan as fields. DocuSign has worked since June.

Batch 01: twelve design-partner teams from the first 400 sign-ups. Dana Whitlock's team at Northwind Logistics ran the first live onboarding on day two.