Plan, gate and run releases across every system in your portfolio, with live test results feeding every gate.
The same four problems come up in release after release.
A checklist says the gate passed. An open P1 says otherwise. The release ships anyway.
Azure DevOps, Teams, spreadsheets, email. Nobody sees the whole release at once.
Work items, templates and stakeholders, wired up by hand for every release.
When the release manager is away, the knowledge goes with them.
Release governance, the framework behind it, QA automation and portfolio visibility, built to work as one system.
Real screens from the platform, shown with sample data.
Import your system catalogue from a spreadsheet or sync it from SharePoint. Tag tier, owners and dependencies.
Set phases, gate rules and RACI. Start from a template, an Excel import or a blank canvas. Version it and reuse it.
Azure DevOps for work items, Teams and Outlook for alerts. Jira is on the way.
Test runs feed the gates, gates hold or pass, and every decision is recorded. You manage exceptions, not the scaffolding.
A 30-minute walkthrough, mapped to the systems and gates you run today.
Most release checklists record that a gate failed. Ours stop the release. Until the gate clears, it can't move to its next phase.
STS designs QA and release management frameworks for law firms, healthcare platforms and other regulated teams.
The platform is that methodology, from discovery through to enterprise playbooks, built into software. It isn't a generic SaaS tool we bolted governance onto. It's a framework that happened to become a product.
No. The platform sits above your tracker of record. It connects to Azure DevOps today, and Jira is on the way. Your team keeps working where it works now. What changes is the governance, visibility and automation around it.
Yes. The Framework Builder sets the gates, sign-offs and evidence each system needs, so every lifecycle matches the rules it runs under. Every gate decision is recorded.
It runs in the cloud, with each client's data kept separate. If you have data residency requirements, talk to us.
It is built for them. Each system has its own framework and tier, and the Release Manager shows every system's releases on one timeline.
We use our M1 to M5 framework: find where your current process breaks, configure the platform to match how you govern releases, connect your tools, and run a first release end to end with your team. Then we hand it over.
Book a 30-minute demo with our founding team. We'll walk through your current release process, show you where the gaps are, and map the platform to your governance posture.