You’ve built the first version and are planning to launch. We can check the workflows your customers will use, including sign-up, payments and data access. You get the findings, suggested fixes and a record of anything we couldn’t verify.
Agree on what to check
We discuss who will use the product and what they need to do. A subscription product needs payment and account checks; an internal tool may need more attention to roles and data changes. We agree on the work and access before starting.
- The transactions your business depends on
- Users, tenants, integrations and trust boundaries
- Release goals, environments and known constraints
Review the product and its release setup
We read the code and test the agreed workflows, including failure cases. We also check how data is saved, how permissions are enforced and how you publish updates. When a problem affects several parts of the product, we explain those connections.
- Business rules, edge cases and failure handling
- Authorization, data access and third-party integrations
- Query behavior, tests, observability and release procedures
Discuss the results
Each finding includes an explanation, an example and a priority. The report uses READY TO SHIP, FIX BEFORE LAUNCH or NOT PRODUCTION READY for the version and scope reviewed. Anything we couldn’t check is listed separately.
Make the agreed fixes
We can include a Fix Sprint to resolve the findings. We implement the changes and re-test the affected workflows. The handoff explains what was fixed and what still needs attention before release.
An example check before enabling subscriptions
A successful payment is only one case. We can also check a duplicate event, a failed renewal and a cancelled subscription. In each case, we compare payment state with the user’s actual access. This illustrates checks to agree on for your project; it is not a client result.
- Define expected behaviour and test accounts before the review.
- Record observed behaviour and the relevant code path.
- Propose a fix, a repeatable test and the limits of the check.
Before we start
When should we book a pre-launch review?
When you have a working version and plan to invite customers, enable payments or introduce team roles. We start with the workflows needed for launch and agree on which ones to verify.
Does the report guarantee a problem-free launch?
No. The assessment applies to the version, environments and workflows reviewed. We record evidence, missing checks and open issues; later changes may need new tests.
What do you need to prepare a quote?
A description of the product, its stack, the intended launch date and the main customer workflows. You do not need to share credentials or repository access for the first conversation.
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