# Release Managers UAT testing

> You hold the gate. Hold it on evidence.

Release managers carry the go-live decision — and the consequences when it goes wrong. We run the UAT cycle so you have independent test coverage, structured defect disposition, and a go/no-go recommendation you can defend.

Canonical page: [https://bugwolf.com/role/release-managers](https://bugwolf.com/role/release-managers)

## What Bugwolf tests

- Release calendar integration
- Go/no-go reporting
- Defect prioritisation by release risk
- Rollback threshold definition

## Related guidance

- [The Go/No-Go Decision: How Release Managers Should Read UAT Defect Data](https://bugwolf.com/post/release-manager-go-no-go-uat/index.md): A defect count is a poor go/no-go signal. Release managers need to read UAT defects by business journey, impact, workaround, residual risk, and explicit owner sign-off before opening the go-live gate.

## Next step

- [Managed UAT Services](https://bugwolf.com/services/index.md): How Bugwolf scopes, executes, reports, and signs off enterprise UAT
- [Contact Bugwolf](https://bugwolf.com/contact/index.md): Discuss role UAT with Ash Conway