ComposalWhere the time goes today
The happy path uses an admin account
Everything works for the person building the feature. The viewer, removed member and signed-out visitor need their own checks.
Permissions change with the product
A new sharing option, role or export can introduce a route to information that an older test never visits.
A report needs a reproducible workflow
An unexpected screen is easier to investigate when the engineer has the account role, steps and browser evidence together.
Map the journeys and accounts
Use Discovery to learn the app, then prepare accounts with different roles and separate test data. Define which information each account should be able to see and change.
Map your application with DiscoveryCheck the boundaries, then explore
Run Scenarios for allowed and denied actions. Give Deep Scan a focused brief around sharing, account changes or sensitive screens in an environment your team controls.
Explore with Deep ScanKeep the behavior checked
Review the evidence, fix the issue and save a Scenario for the expected outcome. Run it again as the product changes, alongside your code, dependency and infrastructure security checks.
Save repeatable security checksChecks across roles
Exercise the same journey as the people who should and should not have access.
Evidence for the fix
Give engineering a recording and steps for the behavior that broke the rule.
A check for the next release
Turn the expected browser outcome into a Scenario your team can rerun.