The approval gate

Review website changes before your customers see them

Your ModelMerge contact reviews proposed work before it reaches you. You approve changes to public pages, and the project history records what was published so it can be reviewed or reversed.

THE REVIEW PROCESS

You and your contact review the work before publication

Your operator and you: every change passes both before a visitor ever sees it.

  1. 01

    We prepare a proposed change

    Your tools or ModelMerge contact prepare a draft with an explanation of what would change and why. You can review it before anything goes live.

    Tools and your contact
  2. 02

    Your contact reviews the work

    Your contact checks each draft for accuracy, brand fit, and possible issues, then requests any revisions needed before sending it to you.

    Your operator
  3. 03

    You approve changes to public pages

    Changes to public pages wait for your approval. You can see what will change and which pages are affected before it is published.

    You
  4. 04

    We publish the approved change

    Approved changes are published with a record of what changed and an option to revert, so you can review the history or restore an earlier version.

    The pipeline
  5. 05

    We review the results

    We compare the results with the goal for the change and use that evidence to decide whether to keep, revise, or revert it.

    Measured

Restore an earlier version when needed

The change history shows what was published and provides a revert option. Your contact can help you review the change and decide whether to restore the earlier version.

You set how much you review

Public changes require your approval by default. You can discuss which routine tasks to delegate with your contact and agree on the appropriate review steps. Learn more about how we manage your services.

Your named contact is responsible for reviewing the work. They help you set priorities, resolve questions, and understand what has changed. Explore the services they manage.

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