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Step 9: Review and Deploy

The last step asks Ready to launch? You check everything you configured, then deploy the Force to make it live.

Screenshot to add: Step 9 of 9 with the summary cards on the left and the Ready to deploy panel.

Review the summary

Eight summary cards recap your setup. Each has an Edit link that jumps back to that step (members use Configure).

  • Force purpose
  • Process (step chips)
  • Shared knowledge (sources and learned items)
  • Shared resources
  • Force-wide guardrails (enforced limits and instruction counts)
  • Schedules and Triggers ("None set." or the number of ways work starts on its own)
  • Members (role, authority, access and permanent limits)

Deploy

  1. Check the deploy panel

    Ready to deploy shows the Force name and counts for Members, Systems, Knowledge sources and Guardrails.

    Screenshot to add: The Ready to deploy panel with counts and the Deploy Force button.

  2. Click Deploy Force

    Deploying makes the team live. Chat turns, crew runs, email triggers and schedules can begin acting within the access you configured. The button shows Deploying… while it works. Only admins can deploy.

  3. See the success screen

    You see Force deployed and "(name) is live." with your mission. Click Open Force to go to the Force's workspace, or Return to Nexus to go back to the Forces list.

    Screenshot to add: The Force deployed success screen with Open Force and Return to Nexus.

If something goes wrong

  • Deployment paused — Add a member first. A Force with no members cannot be deployed. Click Back to Members.
  • Could not deploy this Force. The message from the server is shown. Fix the cause and try again.
  • Could not load the operating model. Click Retry.

Next: After You Deploy.