How a customer is taken from signature to a running ledger: a go-live date fixed on day one and counted down from T-27, scope that flexes into T-Plus waves, audited balances rather than migrated history, and one real business day rehearsed as the only go / no-go.
T-Minus is run by people, not screens, so these courses are read, drawn and checked. They follow Calderwood Group — the customer from the deployment programme — through its first wave, and each links to its guide on the help site. Where the method meets the deployment guide or the service contract, the course says how they fit.
The method
Why the date is fixed, how the clock runs, and who decides what.
What is built, and who owns which task under the contract: Deploying TRANXACT
Source: T-MINUS, the TRANXACT Implementation Methodology. It describes itself as a representative illustration; values marked proposed are defaults to confirm per engagement, and the contract prevails. The Project Plans and Artifact Toolkit workbooks it names are issued by your TRANXACT team.