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Independent QA, sized to the workflow.

Most people start with a QA Snapshot. If it shows you need more, we'll tell you which of the other four fits, and why.

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Automation Due Diligence

Check the claims before you buy.

A buyer-side review of what the seller claims, what evidence backs it up, what it will take to implement, and what could go wrong after you adopt it.

Who it's for

  • Buyers of templates, agents or done-for-you systems
  • Operators evaluating a vendor's automation
  • Investors and acquirers reviewing tech assets

What we review

  • Seller claims against the evidence
  • Materials, demos and screenshots
  • Implementation effort and dependencies
  • Missing proof and unstated assumptions

What you receive

  • A buyer's verdict report
  • A claim-by-claim evidence map
  • A risk register with severity
  • Negotiation and remediation notes

A good fit when

  • You're about to spend money on an automation
  • The seller's proof feels thin
  • Operations or revenue would depend on it
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Workflow Validation

Test cases, run safely, with the evidence captured.

We design test cases and, where it's safe, run them in a controlled environment. You get an evidence log and a pass/fail result for each case.

Who it's for

  • Builders with a finished workflow
  • Businesses preparing a rollout
  • Teams replacing a manual process

What we review

  • Normal and edge-case test design
  • Controlled execution where safe
  • Error handling and recovery
  • Logging, alerting and monitoring

What you receive

  • A test plan you can re-run
  • An evidence log (runs, screenshots)
  • Pass/fail results with severity
  • Findings and recommendations

A good fit when

  • You need proof you can show someone
  • Stakeholders are asking “are we sure?”
  • You want tests you can repeat after changes
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Production Readiness Review

For workflows that can really hurt you if they fail.

Our most thorough review, for live, customer-facing, revenue-affecting or operationally critical workflows. Includes a fix-it roadmap and retesting.

Who it's for

  • Live workflows touching revenue or customers
  • Workflows replacing a person's job
  • Systems handling sensitive or regulated data

What we review

  • All five assurance domains
  • Failure modes and rollback
  • Logging, audit trail and incident readiness
  • Handoff and who owns it

What you receive

  • A full QA report with scorecard
  • A prioritised remediation roadmap
  • A retesting plan
  • An executive readout call

A good fit when

  • The workflow can hurt you if it fails
  • Leadership wants a documented sign-off
  • You want a partner, not a one-off review
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Agency QA Retainer

Independent QA, on call for your agency.

Recurring independent QA for automation agencies delivering workflows to multiple clients.

Who it's for

  • Automation agencies
  • Done-for-you implementation shops
  • Studios shipping client workflows monthly

What we review

  • Pre-delivery QA across builds
  • Reusable test patterns and checklists
  • Your team's own QA process
  • Selected production readiness reviews

What you receive

  • Reserved QA capacity each month
  • Per-build reports your clients can read
  • A severity-tagged backlog of findings
  • A regular review cadence

A good fit when

  • You ship several client workflows a month
  • Clients are asking for proof, not promises
  • QA is a bottleneck or an afterthought

Not sure which one fits?

Book a short call and describe the workflow. If a Snapshot is enough, we'll say so.

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