Run an audit that leads to a fix
Turn a public SaaS scan into a ranked, verifiable work queue.
A full SaaS audit is useful only when it produces a credible order of operations. PreFlight collects technical signals from the application surface and turns them into one ranked work queue. Use it before launch, after a large change, and whenever the app feels unreliable but the symptoms are scattered.
Choose the right scan
Use Full audit when you want the complete public picture. Targeted audits are better when you are following up on one dimension such as performance, accessibility, domain, email, security, or basic SEO. Start with the production URL; a staging URL is useful only when it is reachable and reflects the release you intend to ship.
PreFlight separates unreachable pages from genuine pass results. If a scanner cannot reach the app, solve access or deployment first—the missing evidence is itself a release risk.
Read the ranked findings
Each finding includes the observed evidence, severity, likely impact, recommended correction, and a focused fix prompt. Start with high-impact failures that touch availability, authentication, payments, exposed secrets, security posture, or customer access. Do not let a cosmetic score hide a broken customer path.
Use the report as a conversation artifact. A short note linking the finding, owner, and verification date is more useful than copying a score into a release channel.
Apply one fix at a time
Open the fix prompt in your editor or AI coding agent, preserve the existing behavior that works, and make the smallest correct change. Then deploy the candidate and rerun the relevant audit. A passing rerun is the evidence that closes the loop; changing code without rescan evidence leaves the original risk unresolved.
Keep a durable baseline
After the highest-impact work is clear, record the audit alongside the release in Activity or export a report. The next scan becomes a comparison: did the release improve the surface, introduce drift, or leave an accepted risk in place? This is how an audit becomes an operating habit rather than an occasional checklist.