Report

We rank findings across four severity levels by impact and likelihood. Each one arrives with reproduction steps and the expected versus actual behaviour. If you want, we file them straight into Jira or Linear.

STEP
04 / 5
DURATION
1 day after the test ends
DAY RANGE
11
PHASEBUSINESS DAYOUTPUT

01Sign-up and scope

1

Scope summary

02Payment and test plan

2–3

Test plan

03Execution

4–10

Daily summary

04Report

11

Report + PDF

05Re-test round

12–14

Re-test results

Format
Web report + PDF + issue export
Handover
45-minute walkthrough call

Findings are ranked across four severity levels by impact and likelihood. Each one arrives with reproduction steps, expected versus actual behaviour, environment details and evidence. The report is a link, not a dead PDF: its status updates as you mark fixes. If you want, we file the items straight into Jira or Linear.

What we need from you

  • 45 minutes for the handover call
  • Jira or Linear project access, if you want the export
  • Who on your side will own the report

What we do

  • We rank the findings across four severity levels
  • We say plainly which items block the release
  • We walk your team through the report live

What this step produces

  • A web report and a PDF copy
  • Items exported into Jira or Linear
  • A 45-minute handover call
RESPONSE
Within 24 hours

Questions about this step

Can we dispute the ranking?

You can, and it happens often. Once we hear your context we change the level, and the reason for the change stays in the report.

How long does the report stay available?

Ninety days. After that the link closes and the data is deleted; if you want an archive, the PDF stays with you.

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SendTheCanary provides independent software testing for web, mobile and API products. Ten separate services from functional testing to payments and localization, run by a network of 4,700 testers and delivered as one report ranked by severity.