TesterArmy Client Test Suite Handoff (Delivery)

TesterArmy Client Test Suite Handoff (Delivery)

1. 01

   Confirm the client's repository is connected and the GitHub Actions or GitLab CI trigger is active

   Open the project settings and verify the integration shows a live connection. A test suite that only runs manually will not catch regressions on pull requests, so the CI trigger is the handoff baseline.

2. 02

   Audit stored credentials, OAuth links and OTP inboxes before transferring ownership

   TesterArmy authenticates flows through stored credentials, OAuth and one-time passwords routed to dedicated inboxes. Walk each entry with the client contact and confirm the inbox is one the client controls, not an agency-owned address.

3. 03

   Re-run every plain-language flow description and capture the pass/fail table as the handoff record

   Trigger a full manual run across web, iOS and Android targets. Export or screenshot the single results table showing status, platform, environment and trigger so the client has a dated baseline of what passed at handoff.

4. 04

   Verify Slack alert routing points to the client channel, not the agency workspace

   Send a deliberate failing run and confirm the alert names the failed step and what the agent observed in the client's Slack channel. Remove agency members from the alert path so retainer exit does not silence their notifications.

5. 05

   Set the scheduled production run cadence and document the timezone

   Scheduled runs against production are separate from pull request runs. Agree the daily or hourly cadence in writing and record it in the handoff note, since a schedule left at agency default will fire at the wrong hour for the client's team.

6. 06

   Map each flow description to the client's own product owner and record who edits it

   Plain-language descriptions are editable by anyone with project access. Name the client-side owner for each flow so future copy changes to the app do not silently break a test the agency wrote and nobody maintains.

7. 07

   Transfer or downgrade the TesterArmy plan and reconcile run volume against the tier

   Hobby includes up to 250 test runs at $99 monthly, Startup up to 1,000 at $299 monthly. Count the runs the handoff suite consumes per month and confirm the client sits on a tier with headroom, or the suite will stall mid-cycle.

8. 08

   Deliver the coverage map and a written note that client-facing reports carry TesterArmy branding

   TesterArmy publishes no white-label program, so dashboards and reports show its brand. State this in the handoff document so the client is not surprised when they open results under an agency retainer.