Speed up release sign-offs with Attain OS Forms. Atty drafts your QA approval form from project context so you review and publish faster.
Before every production deployment, there's a moment of truth: the release sign-off. QA engineers, product managers, and release leads gather evidence, run checklists, and seek approval from stakeholders. Without a structured process, sign-offs get lost in email threads or buried in chat messages, delaying launches and increasing risk.
Attain OS Forms changes that. Instead of juggling spreadsheets and approval chains, you build a Release Sign-off form directly inside your operating system. Atty, the built-in AI agent, drafts the form from your project context—test results, known issues, deployment checklist—so you can review and publish in minutes. No integrations, no external tools, just a single source of truth.
Your dev team has finished a major feature release. The QA lead needs sign-off from three stakeholders: engineering, product, and security. Using Attain OS Forms, they create a Release Sign-off form with fields for test pass rate, regression coverage, and security scan status. Atty drafts the initial form from the project context, so the lead only reviews and adjusts before sending.
Your company's internal CRM is getting a critical update. The release manager must confirm that all automated tests pass, manual smoke tests are complete, and rollback procedures are documented. With Attain OS Forms, they build a sign-off form that tracks each condition. Atty populates the form with known issues and test summaries from the project, making review fast and reliable.
A hotfix needs to go out immediately to patch a payment bug. The team creates a lightweight Release Sign-off form focusing on minimal checks: unit test pass, UI smoke test, and a P0 regression sign-off. Atty drafts the form based on the hotfix context, ensuring no step is missed even under time pressure.
Navigate to the Forms app and select "New Form." Choose the Release Sign-off template or start from scratch. Atty recognizes this as a sign-off form and prepares to pull relevant context.
Describe your release: product name, build version, test summary, and any known issues. Atty uses this information to generate field labels, help text, and even default answers where appropriate. It drafts the form fully, but you remain in control.
Check the fields: release version, test pass rate, regression results, security scan, rollback plan, and sign-off checkboxes for each approver. Adjust any field or add a custom question like "Post-deployment monitoring window?" The form is close to finished.
Once satisfied, publish the form. Stakeholders fill it out inside Attain OS. Atty can also send a WhatsApp or voice prompt to remind approvers. All responses are stored in the Forms app, creating an audit trail for compliance.
A close-to-finished draft — not a blank page. Here's the kind of result the flow hands you, ready to review, tweak, and publish.
Complete this form to approve the production deployment of version 4.2.1. All fields marked * are required.
Yes. After you publish a form, you can duplicate it within Attain OS Forms to create a template for the next release. Just update the version and context, and Atty will adjust the fields accordingly.
Attain OS does not integrate with external notification services, but you can check the Forms app to see submissions. Atty can also be asked via chat or voice to show pending sign-offs.
Each form submission is independent. You can design the form with multiple sign-off checkboxes for different roles. Stakeholders submit their own response; you can consolidate results manually.
Yes. All form submissions are stored in the Forms app with timestamps. You can view or export the data for audit purposes. Attain OS does not have version history, but each submission is a permanent record.
