# Give reviewers a clear record of browser testing

Zerocheck keeps each release test's steps, screenshots and result together, so an engineer can walk a reviewer through it. Your team decides what meets a compliance requirement.

A reviewer gets an image of a green dashboard, without the expected outcome or the test that produced it. A screenshot alone doesn't show that a control worked.

With Zerocheck, an engineer opens the specific run and explains which browser outcome it verified. The reviewer decides whether that record is relevant. Audit mappings and access governance are separate requirements.

## How to do it in Zerocheck

1. Identify the exact flow that needs testing.
2. Run it with a test account and review what it checks.
3. Use the web app or the CLI's JSON output to look at the record.
4. Apply your own access, recordkeeping and review requirements.

## Frequently asked questions

### Is Zerocheck a compliance platform?

No. It doesn't provide certification, control mappings, audit exports or compliance scores.

### Does it include SSO and role-based access?

No. Access is provisioned during onboarding, so discuss your access requirements first.

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Canonical: https://tryzerocheck.com/use-cases/for-compliance-teams/
Updated: 2026-11-01