# Internal Checklist

* **Team setup**: Set up a meeting with the tech lead. Ensure s/he understands the customer's business, deliverables, and milestones.
* **Slack**: Create slack channels. Send invites to all team members to both channels. Invite the customer to the external channel.
* **JIRA**: Setup permissions, groups, workflows, and [swimlanes](broken://pages/-MVVGPaX_mvbf8YfitG9). Invite customer(s) and project members to the project (always set up a classic JIRA project).
* **Github**: Create new repo(s) on Github and a team group. Grant access to all members of the team.
* **Figma**: Provision a new Figma project.
* **CI & CD**: We have template projects for all the frameworks we have expertise in. Ask the tech lead to use these as templates and set up Github actions for CI & CD.
* **Meetings**: Setup standups, sprint planning sessions, demos, and retrospective meetings.
* **Product Backlog**: Write user stories and build a product backlog.&#x20;
* **Estimation Criteria**: Set up time with the team and explain the ticket estimation criteria and the point system.&#x20;
* **Wikis**: Maintain a wiki either on Notion or on Confluence.


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