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How Revisions and Website Approval Work

Belgravia keeps internal QA, client review, revision requests, resolution, and final approval in the Website Launch record. The approved site fingerprint must match the current draft before Go Live.

Reviewed September 27, 2026
The short version

What this means in plain English

Belgravia keeps internal QA, client review, revision requests, resolution, and final approval in the Website Launch record. The approved site fingerprint must match the current draft before Go Live.

Why this matters

Why should a business owner care?

Buying should feel simple even when the work behind the scenes is sophisticated. You should know what happens next, who owns what, and where to get help.

Simple example

Picture it this way.

After launch, you should not be left with a URL and no plan. The handoff should explain access, support, monitoring, changes, and follow-up.

What to focus on

The accepted order and service terms control the customer's actual commercial scope. Delivery should move through the same Client Account, Website Launch, QA, approval, domain, measurement, and Command Center owners every time.

What Belgravia does about it

Belgravia is building one repeatable path from accepted order to Client Account, Website Launch, QA, approval, domain, measurement, Command Center access, and ongoing support. The accepted order remains the commercial source of truth.

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