Validate before launch
Validate the customer journey before launch
Test critical customer paths in real browsers. Know what must be fixed, reviewed, or tested before release.
Bring your new experience and launch date.
Journey readiness
Campaign promise through order confirmation
Pass
Pass
Review
Fail
Not tested
Not tested
Blocker
Free-shipping promise changed between cart and shipping
Needs review
Mobile cart disclaimer may obscure the primary action
Beyond functional QA
Test the journey, not just each feature
Traditional QA checks each feature. UserApproved checks whether the complete customer journey still works across pages, systems, devices, and offers.
Pass
Pass
Needs review
Fail
Not tested
Not tested
Fix before launch
A reproducible blocker or broken promise needs action before launch.
Review before launch
The issue is credible, but the business, compliance, or design decision belongs to your team.
Not yet tested
The team can see which conditions remain outside the current review.
Before and after launch
Carry the journey context through launch
The same critical path anchors the pre-launch review, the launch decision, and the investigation of post-launch behavior.
Establish the baseline
Capture the current journey, customer promise, and business expectations.
Run the new journey
Follow the critical path in real browsers across priority devices, offers, and customer conditions.
Make the launch decision
Separate blockers, follow-ups, team decisions, and untested conditions.
Monitor and rerun
Keep the same journey in view after launch and verify important fixes.
When to use it
Protect the changes with the most customer risk
Make the launch decision with evidence
Bring the journey, launch context, and highest-risk conditions. We will help define what to test before release and what to keep in view afterward.