Pre-deploy risk intelligence

Before You Deploy, Know What Could Break

ShipSure reads your change description, user stories and API diffs, then returns a prioritized risk report, must-test checklist and a deploy recommendation — tuned for fintech, payments and public API changes.

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Latest scan

Critical

Split-capture payouts + Stripe SDK upgrade

Do not ship in the current state

  • R01Functional

    Money movement path changed without a proven rollback

  • R02Data

    Schema migration is not provably reversible under load

  • R03Integration

    Retry / webhook handling can produce duplicate side effects

  • R04Integration

    API contract change may break existing consumers

The review a senior engineer would give you — every release

Small teams don't have a release manager. ShipSure covers the questions that get skipped when the deploy window is tonight.

Breaking change detection

Removed fields, renamed payloads, version bumps and contract drift that quietly break consumers.

Migration & data risk

Backfills, non-nullable columns, dual-write windows and rollback paths that can't be undone.

Integration blast radius

Webhooks, queues, third-party SDKs and retry semantics that fail in ways your tests never see.

Must-test checklist

A concrete list of scenarios, regression scope and edge cases to cover before you ship.

Deploy timing signals

Friday deploys, month-end settlement windows and low-coverage rollout plans get flagged.

Decision you can defend

A scored GO / REVIEW / NO-GO recommendation with the reasoning attached to paste in your ticket.

Your next risky deploy is already scheduled

Spend two minutes describing it. Get back the risks, the tests and a call you can defend in review.

Disclaimer: ShipSure is decision-support tooling. It surfaces likely failure modes from the information you provide and does not execute your code or tests. It cannot guarantee the detection or prevention of production failures, and it does not replace engineering judgement, QA, or your release process.