> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.deductive.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Done-when checklist > Confirm admin setup is genuinely complete before sharing user docs with your team. Run through this. Anything not checked is either a real gap, or a "you forgot to test it". Fix before sharing the user docs with your team. ## Sign in * [ ] You can sign in at your workspace URL (`app.deductive.ai` for self-serve / Team plans, or `.deductive.ai` for Enterprise). ## Connectors * [ ] At least one **code** source is green (typically GitHub). * [ ] At least one **observability** source is green (Datadog, Grafana, Prometheus, or New Relic). * [ ] At least one **incidents** source is green if your team uses one (PagerDuty, Incident.io, Rootly). * [ ] **Test connection** passed for every connector you set up. Not just "saved without error". * [ ] No connector shows **Indexing failed**. ## Cross-source smoke test * [ ] Asked a real question that requires multiple connectors to answer (e.g. "Summarize last week's incidents and point at the code change that likely caused each one"). The answer cited both incidents *and* code, proving cross-source reasoning works. ## Slack * [ ] Deductive Slack app is installed at the workspace level. * [ ] DM'd `@Deductive` and got a reply within a few seconds. * [ ] `/invite @Deductive` works in at least one channel and the bot replied to a `@mention` test. ## Hand-off * [ ] Shared [Use Deductive → Welcome](/users/welcome) with the team. * [ ] Dropped a one-liner in your team channel pointing at the docs. ## You're done That's the whole admin job. Day-to-day use (alert routing per channel, MCP install in each user's IDE, feedback, reinforcing decision trees) is all user-track work that doesn't require admin involvement. You'll only come back here when you add a new tool to your stack. ## Try this next If you haven't yet, run through the user-side experience yourself once. It's the best way to know what your team is about to see, and you might catch a missing connector you'd otherwise hear about as a Slack DM. The user-facing entry point. Take ten minutes to actually use it.