Week 1–2: Requirements, stakeholder interviews, define intents and success metrics Week 3–4: Basic NLU models, simple flows, and CMS for responses Week 5–6: Integrations (CRM, ticketing), escalation paths, security setup Week 7–8: Pilot with small user group, collect feedback, iterate Week 9–10: Expand intents, add RAG/document ingestion, performance tuning Week 11–12: Full rollout, monitor KPIs, plan next-phase advanced features
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