No-Code Build Exit Criteria (QA)

No-Code Build Exit Criteria (QA)

1. 01

   Verify data architecture against the client's source of truth

   Confirm that every field, relation, and automation in the no-code app maps to the client's canonical data model, not a copy that drifted during assembly.

2. 02

   Load-test the app with projected user concurrency

   Simulate the client's expected peak usage, for example 50 concurrent users for a portal serving 500 accounts, and record response times against a target under 3 seconds.

3. 03

   Audit role-based access and permission boundaries

   Check that each user role sees only the records and actions it should, including external client users who must never reach internal admin screens.

4. 04

   Run a regression pass on every workflow and integration

   Trigger each automation end to end, including third-party calls like Slack or Salesforce, and confirm error handling behaves when a dependency is down.

5. 05

   Review platform lock-in and export paths

   Document how the app's data and logic can be exported or migrated, and flag any proprietary features that would make a future rebuild costly.

6. 06

   Confirm performance budgets on slow networks and devices

   Test the app on a mid-range phone over 4G, not just a desktop on fiber, because client users often access portals from the field.

7. 07

   Sign off on a written acceptance checklist with the client

   Walk the client through each requirement from the original brief, marking pass or fail, and get explicit approval before handoff.