Treat a template version like a release candidate.
Cessy evaluates structural, semantic, financial and visual evidence before a candidate moves closer to production.
Find the failure before the customer does.
Visual changes are easy to miss. Release evidence makes geometry, financial inconsistencies and unexpected differences easier to investigate.
Preflight
Detect geometry, overflow, missing data and other render-level blockers.
Document Health
Aggregate quality signals into a release-oriented health score.
Semantic Confidence
Check whether document structure and supplied data line up with expected meaning.
Formula Integrity
Verify financial and computed relationships before they become customer-facing output.
Rule Conflicts
Surface contradictory template rules instead of silently choosing one behavior.
Visual Regression
Compare candidate output with the baseline and make layout risk visible.
A blocker should explain itself.
Evidence is grouped by cause so the team can fix the reason for a failed release instead of chasing disconnected warnings.
Keep the stable baseline intact.
Draft, Staging and Production are separate release states; publishing a candidate should be an intentional decision.