Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
go-live
verb
/ɡoʊ laɪv/

Definition
The point at which a system, project, or product is officially launched and becomes operational.

Examples
- Once the testing phase is completed, we will go-live with the new software next month.
- After months of preparation, the website is finally ready to go-live.
- The team worked hard to ensure a smooth transition when the application went live.

Meaning
To ‘go-live’ means to start using a new system or process in a real, production environment after testing and development have been completed.

Synonyms
- launch
- activate
- roll out
- deploy