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UAT & QA testing
Leave instant and on-site feedback during QA and UAT, so your team can resolve issues faster.
Superflow helps speed up your UAT & QA testing process
Let’s update this@Emma
Cool, I will look into it
Tracking feedback across multiple channels is a mess.
The collaborative platform for modern web teams.
It's time-consuming to replicate issues found by QA teams.
The collaborative platform for modern web teams.
Communication between developers and testers can be unclear.
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Spot and resolve issues quickly with direct, in-line commenting on live web apps.
Catch and fix bugs easily using integrated screen and voice recording features
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User Acceptance Testing (UAT) feedback consists of the reviews you get on your web application after it's been put through UAT and QA testing by your QA team or designated testers. This can occur at different stages of the development cycle, whether it's staging or production, and it's crucial to have a well-defined feedback process in place. Many QA teams opt for website feedback tools like Superflow to streamline their feedback loops.
If you or your team are in the QA or UAT testing phase, it's crucial to establish a streamlined feedback process for effective communication. Incorporate Superflow's website feedback tool into your workflow to make annotations directly on your web apps.
Traditional methods of gathering UAT feedback often involve cumbersome spreadsheets, ticketing systems, or Google Docs. If you're looking to speed up your UAT process, consider using Superflow to implement a straightforward feedback system