Client Onboarding Pack

Department

Account Management

Summary

Three reusable artifacts AE uses around the initial client meeting: (A) a Client Welcome Pack sent to the client before the meeting, (B) a Briefing Doc Template filled in with the client during the meeting, (C) a Meeting Notes & Report Template issued after the meeting. Designed to plug into Scope Definition & Price Assessment Guideline Steps 1–2 and the kickoff step in Delivery Production & Resource Allocation Guideline.

Table of Contents


Purpose

This document gives Account Executives a single source for the three artifacts used around the initial client meeting in the lead-to-deal flow. The goal is consistent client experience and consistent internal records: every prospect receives the same intro pack, every meeting captures the same fields, every meeting produces the same report.

Outcome
AE has ready-to-use templates for the welcome pack, briefing doc, and meeting notes. The scope-definition step has standardized inputs and outputs.

Prerequisites

Before using the artifacts in this kit, review:

#DocumentPurpose
1Scope Definition & Price Assessment GuidelineThe Sales playbook these artifacts plug into. Section B is filled during Step 1; Section C is the sign-off proof for Step 2.
2Privacy & Data Handling GuidelineSections B and C contain client/contact PII. They live in secure storage; only links go in Asana — never the contents.
3Official Docs Format GuideFormat reference for any doc that derives from these templates.

Scope

#This document covers
1The three template artifacts: Welcome Pack, Briefing Doc, Meeting Notes & Report
2When in the funnel each artifact is used
3Storage and privacy rules for the filled-in versions
#This document does not cover
1The full Sales process — see Scope Definition & Price Assessment Guideline
2Internal delivery kickoff (post-contract) — see Delivery Production & Resource Allocation Guideline Phase 1
3Lead intake before qualification — see Lead Intake & Handling Guideline

When to use each artifact

ArtifactWhenAudienceWhere it lives
Section A: Client Welcome PackSent to the client before the initial meeting (along with the meeting invite)Client-facingStatic template in this doc; AE exports a clean copy (PDF/Slides) per client
Section B: Briefing Doc TemplateFilled in during the initial meeting (Sales + client together, on-screen)Internal artifact, content shared from clientPer-client copy in secure storage (e.g. Google Drive); link only in Asana
Section C: Meeting Notes & Report TemplateDrafted after the initial meeting; sent to client for sign-offInternal artifact, sign-off proof for Scope Definition Step 2Per-client copy in secure storage; link only in Asana
Privacy rule
Sections B and C contain client and contact PII (names, email, phone). The filled-in versions must live in secure storage with restricted access. In Asana, link only — never paste contents into the task description.

Section A: Client Welcome Pack

Use: Send to the client before the initial meeting so they know who Kiluth is, how engagements run, and what they should prepare.

Format: AE exports this section as a clean PDF or Slides per client and sends it as part of the meeting invite or first email.

About Kiluth

Kiluth is a Bangkok-based tech studio. We build web and mobile applications for clients on a project basis, and provide ongoing maintenance and hosting after delivery.

FieldValue
LocationBangkok, Thailand
TimezoneGMT +7 Bangkok
AvailabilityMon–Fri, 9am–5pm (except public holidays)
LanguagesThai, English
Websitehttps://www.kiluth.com/
Tel+66 (0) 65 484 0370
Emailhello@kiluth.com

How we work — engagement phases

#PhaseWhat happens
1OnboardingInitial meeting, scope sign-off, proposal, contract
2ResearchingDomain understanding, references, technical exploration
3DesigningUX flows, UI design, design review with the client
4DevelopingImplementation, sprint cadence, weekly visibility
5QA & TestingInternal QA, then client UAT
6DeliveryGo-live, handover, warranty period, optional MA

The team you’ll work with

RoleWhat they do
Account Executive (AE)Your main point of contact during the project. Coordinates between you and the team.
Project Manager (PM)Plans the work, runs the sprint cadence, tracks progress, manages scope changes.
Designer (UX/UI)Designs flows and screens based on the agreed scope.
DeveloperBuilds the product based on the design, with QA along the way.

What we’ll need from you

To run a productive initial meeting and produce a useful proposal, please come prepared with:

#ItemExamples
1Business goalWhat is the main problem you’re trying to solve?
2Target userWho will use this product, and what do they do today?
3Content / assetLogo, fonts, brand colors, existing media (if any)
4AccessAccounts and credentials we may need (Google account, hosting, domain) — only if relevant
5ReferencesExamples you like, competitors, products that inspired this idea

Initial timeline (what to expect)

#Step
1☐ Kickoff call (this meeting)
2☐ Brief summary sent for sign-off
3☐ Initial sitemap and scope shared
4☐ Feedback round (1–2 days)
5☐ Onboarding to project tools and channels

Contact & deliverables

FieldValue
HotlineTel / Line / Discord (channel agreed at kickoff)
Emailhello@kiluth.com
Sharing storageGoogle Drive (default) or a client-preferred equivalent
Design reviewFigma (with annotation), or a client-preferred equivalent

Section B: Briefing Doc Template

Use: Open this template during the initial meeting and fill it in together with the client (screen-share works well). The completed version is the input for the scope summary and PM indicative-range request.

Storage: Save the per-client copy in secure storage; link only in Asana. No PII in Asana task descriptions.

Information

FieldValue
Client’s name
Project’s name
Existing systems(e.g. their current stack, vendor systems)
Contacted date
Account Executive (AE)

Key stakeholders

NamePositionEmail

Business objectives

FieldValue
Primary objectivesWhat outcome does the client want?
KPIsHow will success be measured?

Target users

FieldValue
Primary target usersB2C / B2B / internal / etc.
Pain points / insightsWhat’s broken today for them?

Initial scope

FieldValue
Client’s initial ideaOne-paragraph summary of what they want
Mentioned key functionsList the features the client mentioned
Unclear requirementsAnything the client couldn’t answer; flag for follow-up

Timeline / budget

FieldValue
Start date
End date
Budget
FieldValue
Attach filesFile names / links to client-supplied assets
Meeting notesLink to the Section C meeting notes once issued
ReferencesLinks to references the client mentioned

Final checklist

Before closing the meeting:

#Checklist
1☐ Does the client understand our workflow?
2☐ Is a kickoff meeting scheduled (or next step agreed)?
3☐ Who from the client side will be involved going forward?
4☐ What can the PM do to assist before the next step?

Section C: Meeting Notes & Report Template

Use: Drafted after the initial meeting. Sent to the client for sign-off; the signed copy is the proof linked in Asana per Scope Definition & Price Assessment Guideline Step 2.

Storage: Save the per-client copy in secure storage; link only in Asana.

Meeting summary

FieldValue
Client’s name
Project’s name
Title(e.g. Kickoff — membership system)
Date
Time
Location / platform(e.g. Google Meet link)
Attendees (client side)
Attendees (Kiluth side)

Meeting purpose / context

FieldValue
Primary purpose(e.g. Kickoff meeting to gather initial requirements)

Key discussion points

TopicNotes
Topic 1:
Topic 2:
Topic 3:
Topic 4:

Decisions made

#Decision
1
2
3

Action items

DateActionOwner

Attachments & resources

FieldValue
Presentation
Reference system
Briefing documentLink to the Section B doc for this client

Remarks

SourceNotes
Client remarks

Internal notes

Not shared with the client. Used by AE/PM for handoff context.

SourceNotes
Kiluth remarks(e.g. client needs to finalize product listing within 3 days)
Comments(e.g. client has high tech literacy; prefers minimal/modern style; mobile-first is a must)

Report prepared by

FieldValue
Account Executive (AE)
Date
Done when
Section C is signed by the client; signed copy stored in secure storage; link added to the Asana task per Scope Definition Step 2.

Customization notes

#Note
1Identity copy (Section A “About Kiluth”): Reflects the current tech-studio identity. To be refreshed after the website revamp ships and the new positioning is live.
2Contact details (Section A): Verify the phone number, availability, and team roles before exporting each per-client pack — these change over time.
3Per-client copies: Sections B and C are filled in per client, in a separate file per client, in secure storage. Do not edit the master template in this doc with client-specific content.
4Language: Kiluth Docs is currently EN-only. If a client requires a TH version of Section A, AE produces it as a per-client export, not as a separate doc in this repo.
5No PII in Asana: Filled-in Sections B and C may contain names, emails, phone numbers. They live in secure storage; in Asana use only the link plus an optional redacted summary.

DocumentPurpose
Scope Definition & Price Assessment GuidelineStep 1 (initial meeting) is where Sections A and B are used; Step 2 (sign-off) is where Section C is the proof artifact.
Delivery Production & Resource Allocation GuidelinePhase 1 kickoff references the meeting-minutes sign-off proof; Section C is the template for those minutes.
Lead Intake & Handling GuidelineUpstream — how the lead reaches Sales before this kit is used.
Lead Qualification GuidelineUpstream — qualification happens before the initial meeting.
Privacy & Data Handling GuidelineNo client/contact PII in Asana; secure storage + link only.
Client-facing VocabularyPlain-language definitions to use in the welcome pack and meeting.