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“teams hesitate to send the collaborator invite before the workspace feels ready”
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Customer onboarding review
summary11:48Agnes asks which collaborator experience should be shown before advanced setup.
Launch readiness sync
transcript04:12The launch date stays the same, but the onboarding pilot needs a QA owner before we invite the next group.
Pipeline handoff
action item18:06Patryk will follow up with customers who got stuck at the collaborator invite.
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Three meetings mention onboarding friction before the first collaborator invite. Agnes owns the rewrite; the pilot starts Monday.
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