UAT testing and sign-off,
with the full context attached

Testers, product owners and stakeholders all report into the same project β€” each report carries screenshots, Console/Network context and a visible reporter name. Nothing left to chase down.

Why UAT feedback gets lost

Three failure modes we hear most often.

Scattered

Feedback lives in chat

Screenshots pasted into a group chat, half of them without a page URL, none of them searchable a week later.

Incomplete

Reproduction is guesswork

Developers get too little information up front, so every issue turns into back-and-forth β€” and takes far longer to reproduce.

Invisible

Nobody knows who reported what

Without an owner attached to each item, validation turns into a round of asking who wrote which comment.

One place for the whole cycle

From submission to sign-off, without switching tools.

1

Invite your testers

Add colleagues to a team; they accept and start reporting against the same project.

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2

Embed for stakeholders

Stakeholders who will not install an extension use the Web SDK widget instead.

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3

Triage from the table

Reports arrive as rows with screenshots, context and reporter, ready to assign.

Deliverables

Everything the team needs to close the loop.

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Annotated evidence

Each report carries a marked-up screenshot and the exact page it came from.

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A single tracking table

Feishu Bitable rows or your own webhook, with retries and a delivery log.

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Reporter attribution

Names and emails passed in by your site, so ownership is never in doubt.

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Console and network errors

Every report ships with Console errors and failed requests (HTTP β‰₯ 400), including the request method and a masked URL β€” no more asking what the DevTools said.

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