Walk through what a Leyline cutover needs. Download the gaps.
The readiness checklist is the worksheet between “we are weighing Leyline” and “we have a cutover window on the calendar.” Five sections — network readiness, number porting, hardware, compliance, and staff training — twenty-five checks you can actually run through in a sitting. Tick what you have already covered, opt whole sections in or out of the PDF, and bring the unchecked rows to a 20-minute consultation with a Leyline engineer.
The worksheet between researching and signing.
You have read the compare page, the FAQ, and the migration assessment. Before you book a consultation, run the readiness checklist against your current stack. Whatever is left unchecked is what a Leyline engineer will scope on the call.
Twenty-five checks across five sections.
Network readiness, number porting, hardware, compliance, and staff training — the operational shape of a cloud phone cutover, distilled into a single page.
The PDF has only the sections you opt into.
Toggle whole sections into / out of the download. Inside each included section, tick the items you have already covered. The PDF labels it.
A Leyline engineer walks the gaps with you.
Bring the unchecked rows to a 20-minute consultation. Adam or Courtney scope the cutover from what is still missing, not from a sales deck.
The readiness checklist is a worksheet — not a contract. Toggling sections in or out of the PDF only changes what is downloaded; nothing is sent to a sales rep and no record is kept after the page closes.
Prefer a tight qualifier instead? Skip straight to the four-question migration assessment, or email [email protected] with your toll-free and we will scope over the phone.
- Section 01Network readinessThe plumbing that lets voice traffic sail over the rest of the network without stutter or dropped calls. Confirm before the cutover window opens.
- Section 02Number portingLetters of Authorization, TN inventory, and the port-in window on the calendar. Most cutover slippage traces back to a missing document on this list.
- Section 03Hardware & internetOn-site kit, the upstream link, and the softphone-fallback for the staff who never sit at the same desk twice.
- Section 04Compliance / HIPAA prepFor healthcare and adjacent regulated practices — the posture that PHI-bearing calls stay on encrypted voice, retention is in writing, and the BAA is on the desk.
- Section 05Staff trainingThe admin who runs the console day-to-day, the end-users who take the calls, and the change-management communications that keep momentum.
Hand the PDF to a Leyline engineer. Twenty minutes, no procurement forms.
The unchecked rows on the readiness checklist are the rows a Leyline engineer walks you through on the call. Send the PDF's first page in with the consultation request — we will read it before the call and come back with a per-user number and a cutover window.