
One-Page Project Charter
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Agile teams drift when roles, rules and meetings live in people's heads. This eight-page charter fixes them in one document: the mission and authority, who owns what in a RACI, working agreements, the sprint ceremonies, the definition of done and the values the team will be held to.
The sample charters a fictional seven-person squad at Ivywell Partners working in two-week sprints to cut invoice dispute resolution from 9 days to 4 by March 31, 2027, with a $480k budget and clear tolerances. Replace the mission, names, rules and figures with your own and collect signatures.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Write the mission as one sentence with a baseline, target and date, then name your sponsor, product owner and budget tolerances.
Replace the roles, RACI and working agreements with what your team has actually agreed, keeping exactly one accountable person per row.
Edit the ceremonies and definition of done to match your sprint length and quality bar, then rewrite the values as promises you can check.
Delete the Make it yours page, then collect signatures, record the version and date, and share the charter.
A mission with a measurable target, roles and decision rights, working agreements, the ceremonies, a definition of done and values. Keep it short enough to re-read at each stage gate.
No. Ivywell Partners, the Billing Squad, its people and every figure are fictional sample content. Replace all of it with your own team facts.
Every team member and the sponsor should agree to it before the first sprint starts. Record the version and date so you can show what was agreed if scope is disputed later.

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