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WEBSITE TESTING & RELEASE SIGN-OFF

Don’t just deploy.
Seal it.

Know what was tested, what was verified, and who approved this release. Guide website testing from the first issue to a signed record.

For digital and eCommerce teams
with a launch to get right.

YOUR WEBSITE + DEPLOYSEALASSET 01
DeploySeal review overview for “Checkout v2 — spring release”, showing a Do Not Launch verdict, two open blockers and the What Remains checklist.
  • Named approvals
  • Fixes verified by the reporting tester
  • A verifiable release record
  • Feedback directly on your website

LESS CHASING. A CLEARER RECORD.

Bring the go-ahead
out of the thread.

TodayWith DeploySeal
Feedback scattered across Slack and screenshotsIssues attached to the page and their evidence
“Fixed” messages with no clear follow-upThe reporting tester checks the fix
Approvals buried in messages and spreadsheetsNamed approvals tied to a specific release record

ONE RELEASE. FROM REVIEW TO RECORD.

From “looks good”
to checked and approved.

A checkout update is ready for review. Follow it from the first test to the final go-ahead, with everyone working from the same evidence.

01

Guide the review

Give every tester a clear job.

Send a personal review link with specific tasks and expected outcomes. Testers work on your actual website, with the checklist beside them.

Know who checked what, and what still needs attention.

Your team installs the widget once. Testers follow their links.

YOUR WEBSITE + DEPLOYSEALASSET 02
A tester’s hosted review page for the checkout review: the site name in its brand colour above the review title, “Testing as Thandi Mokoena”, and the checklist with one check marked failed and its note.
02

Capture the issue

“The button is broken” becomes actionable.

Testers click the thing that’s wrong. Nothing to type: DeploySeal drafts the title, then captures the screenshot, page URL, browser details and session replay so developers can see what happened.

The issue and its context travel together.
YOUR WEBSITE + DEPLOYSEALASSET 03
The DeploySeal widget’s annotation editor, with an arrow drawn onto a captured screenshot pointing at a clipped checkout button.

A still from the walkthrough. The recorded clip takes this spot when it is ready.

03

Verify the fix

The person who found it confirms the fix.

Mark an issue fixed and the tester who reported it is asked to check, on the same page, with the original evidence beside them. Their answer goes into the release record, not the developer’s.

See the difference between a fix reported and a fix verified.
YOUR WEBSITE + DEPLOYSEALASSET 04
The review’s Tasks tab with a failed check expanded: the tester’s Fail result and note, and the actions “Ask Thandi to re-check” and “Log the fix as an issue”.
04

APPROVE & SEAL

The go-ahead.
With the evidence.

Bring the test results, open risks and required approvals together. Seal the decision as a signed, versioned record your team can return to.

  • What was tested, and on which release
  • What was fixed, retested or accepted as a risk
  • Who approved, and what they approved
  • On nopCommerce and WordPress: which plugins, at which versions, were installed when it was tested
Explore a sealed report
THE RELEASE RECORDASSET 05
The head of a sealed DeploySeal Readiness Record: record number and version, “Sealed as v2”, two named approvals stamped in wax, one waived, and the Cleared to launch verdict beneath.

A CLEAR ROLE IN YOUR WORKFLOW

Keep your tools.
Give sign-off a home.

Send issues to the tools your developers already use. Keep the review, retest and release decision together in DeploySeal.

Setup guides are public, so your team can see how it fits before requesting access.

On your website

Tasks, annotations and the context behind each issue. Plugins for nopCommerce and WordPress, a Tag Manager template, an npm package, or one script tag.

Install guides
In your issue tracker

Jira · Azure DevOps · Linear · GitHub · Asana

In your team’s channels

Keep the team informed as the review progresses.

On your release record

Tester results, verified fixes and named sign-off.

See a sample report

BEFORE YOUR FIRST REVIEW

A few practical
questions.

Read the setup guide

BUILT FROM THE GO-LIVE SCRAMBLE

We built DeploySeal after years of last-minute reviews and “looks good” approvals scattered across messages. We’re an early team, working closely with the people who ship.

Help shape the product

YOUR NEXT RELEASE

Make the go-ahead
something you can point to.