"Seating" the pads, where I came from, but the same thing!!!
Give all the new parts time to break in, usually 100 to 200 miles of normal driving, before doing any hard braking or panic-type stops, unless of course, you have to!
Also, it is important on any of the newer vehicles, especially with disc brakes, to make
sure you or your mechanic use a torque wrench to tighten the wheels when reinstalling them.
Using an impact wrench to tighten them can and does cause warping of the rotors, and can
even lead to wheel cracks around the studs, especially on aluminum rims.
It's ok to use an impact wrench to take them off, but never to tighten them, as most
manufacturers are using the cheapest metal in their rotors as they can get away with!
Hope this helps!