The final checks before a web article goes live
A draft article about making the final review repeatable.
SECTION 802 turns repeated checks and work procedures into checklists you can run, then keeps a history of who checked what and when.
When the procedure lives in someone's head, busy days make omissions more likely.
A message saying the work is complete may not show which items were reviewed.
Opening a separate document, doing the work, and reporting it splits the process.
Give the next person steps they can run directly.
SECTION 802 is for turning repeated work into steps, running those steps, and keeping the result together.
Turn repeatable checks and procedures into a checklist you can run.
Run it in the web app, or alongside a browser task where available.
Keep answers, runner, time, and method in run history for later review.
Use this local demo to walk through pre-publication checks beside a sample article. Your input is not saved.
Review each item before publishing.
This demo does not save your input.
Explore practical examples of turning repeated work into a procedure, a run, and a record.
Run history does not guarantee the work was correct. It helps you review who followed which procedure, when, and how each item was answered.
You can review history on screen and export CSV or configuration JSON.
Start with a personal procedure. Share it with a team when the work calls for it.