Release decisions in Slack, not buried in CI logs
Every morning your team gets a clear ship or hold verdict in Slack, with verified bugs, evidence links and what changed since yesterday.
Most test results live in CI logs that only the person who broke the build reads. Release decisions end up being made on gut feel in a Slack thread.
QAShift brings the decision to where the conversation already happens: a short report with the verdict, the issues that matter and links to the evidence.
How it works with Slack
- 1
Invite QAShift to a channel
Choose the channel where release decisions are made.
- 2
Choose report timing
Get the report after nightly runs, after deploys, or both.
- 3
Read the verdict
Each report states safe to ship or hold, with the reasons.
- 4
Follow the evidence
Links go straight to video, traces and filed tickets.
What you get
- A daily ship or hold verdict
- Verified bugs only, no flaky noise
- Links to evidence and tickets
- Alerts for urgent failures
Frequently asked questions
Will Slack get noisy?
No. Reports summarise results instead of posting every test, and only verified failures are highlighted.
Is the daily report available on self-serve plans?
The human-reviewed 9am report is part of managed plans. Self-serve plans report results in your pull requests and CI.
Can different teams get different reports?
Yes. Reports can be split by product or team channel on managed plans.
Ship without fear.
Start testing free in minutes, or let a QAShift engineer deliver your first morning report within 5 days.