LogoLogo
ThreeKitDeveloper HubForumsSupportStatus
  • Guides
  • Documentation
  • Releases
  • Community Home
  • Changelog
  • Getting Started
    • Project Prep
      • 1. What Should I Expect During Onboarding?
      • 2. Getting Ready for Your Threekit Project
      • 3. Org Provisioning & Adding Users
      • 4. Intro to Support
      • 5. Training
      • 6. Requirements Checklist
      • 7. Customer Resources & Onboarding Checklist
    • Managing Your Implementation
      • Implementation Design Review
      • Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM)
      • Project Delivery Checklist
      • Daily Stand-up Meeting
      • Status Report Template
      • Stakeholder Meeting
      • Customer Roles and Responsibilities
      • Internal QA
      • Customer Support Handoff Doc
      • Post Implementation Training Agenda
      • Managing the Discovery Process
      • What is a Quality Workshop?
      • Project Update/Exam Template
      • Consulting Methodology - Presentation Consulting Methodology - Presentation
      • Task Estimation
    • Implementation
      • UAT Planning
      • Earned Value
      • User Stories
      • Milestone Signoff / Project Acceptance Document
  • Learn
    • Platform Overview
    • Workflows
      • Basic Visualization
      • Best Practices
        • General 3D Content Creation
        • Performance Guidelines
        • 3D Asset Naming Conventions
        • Usage of Shadows With AO & SSAO
        • Camera Set-up Best Practices
        • Reference Image Guidelines
      • Text Personalization
      • Image Upload Personalization
      • V-Ray Workflow
        • 1. VRay Requirements
        • 2. VRay Asset Preparation
        • 3. VRay Asset Export
        • 4. VRay Scenes
        • 5. VRay Models
        • 6. VRay Materials
        • 7. Vray VFB Presets
        • 8. Vray Operators
        • 9. Vray Light Linking
        • 10. Vray Compositing
        • 11. Vray Render Workflow
        • 12. Vray Troubleshooting
      • Template Assets
    • Training
      • Self-Led Training
        • Basic Renders
        • Adding Pricing
        • Adding Additional Languages
        • Rules
        • Data Tables
        • Dimension Annotations
        • Stages
        • Metadata
        • Proxy Materials
        • Image Annotations
        • Upcoming Training Videos Outline
    • FAQ
      • General FAQ
      • Threekit Glossary
      • What are the different types of Visualization?
      • What are Material Scans?
      • What is Layered Rendering?
    • Trio Talks
      • October 20, 2022 - Augmented Reality
      • September 15, 2022 - Order of Operations
      • August 18, 2022 - Performance & Model Optimization
      • July 21, 2022 - Collision Detection & Drag and Drop
      • June 16, 2022 - Virtual Photography
      • May 2022: Conquering APIs: 10 Useful API Options You May Not Know About
      • April 21, 2022: Adding Bling: Falloff, Glass, Iridescence, Bloom
      • March 17, 2022 - Treble
      • January 20, 2022 - Modular Configuration
  • Tools
    • General Apps
      • Republish Items
      • Apply Metadata Pattern
      • Render to vrscene
      • Filter Saved Configurations
      • Performance Dashboard
      • Asset History
  • Feedback
    • Want to give us feedback on the Threekit Community? Click Here!
Powered by GitBook
On this page

Was this helpful?

Edit on GitHub
  1. Getting Started
  2. Project Prep

6. Requirements Checklist

Previous5. TrainingNext7. Customer Resources & Onboarding Checklist

Last updated 1 year ago

Was this helpful?

Overview

Once you become a customer, the most important step to prepare for is the project kickoff, which requires that you provide any deliverables as outlined in the statement of work (SOW) you signed with your implementation partner. We highly recommend you perform an SOW review as a first step to ensure the work being performed and the deliverables required to begin are validated across everyone involved.

The necessary deliverables can also be referred to as a requirements checklist. These deliverables vary based on your unique SOW, but can often include reference images, 3D models, eCommerce integrations, and so on. We'll provide a high-level overview of some of the terminology below.

Reference Images

Whether you have 3D models already or not, you will likely need to provide reference images prior to 3D work starting on your project. These are important for two reasons:

  1. Our team needs to understand how to model each of the materials and angles for the 3D model to accurately reflect the lighting, texture, and configurable components for each.

  2. Reference images provide a brand identity that help ensure that model backgrounds and scene lighting work cohesively with your visual brand.

You can review the best practices for taking reference images in .

Physical Swatches

Your SOW will provide a list of physical swatches needed for your project which might include samples of metals, fabrics, woods, and other materials. These will need to be sent in a minimally-specified size (patterns with repeats will need a full repeat of the pattern, for example) to the provided address(es) for 3D scanning. If your products use exotic materials such as alligator skin, please be aware that there are restrictions on such materials in some locales and additional resources may need to be provided to accommodate the scanning of these materials.

Configuration Workbook

Our Configuration Workbook provides a template for laying out your configuration-specific rules. Click to download it.

eCommerce Integrations

If your project requires us to integrate with an eCommerce provider like Magento, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, SFDC Commerce Cloud, etc., we will require temporary access to your environment to set up the integration.

UI/UX Support

Whether we are directly implementing your UI/UX experience or you are owning that part of the project and we are consulting with your team on best practices, we will need an understanding of your preferred UI/UX experience. Requirements for this portion of the project may include color hex codes, specific font files, Figma wireframes, and icon libraries. Please review your SOW for more details.

this article
here