Landbot teams work across conversational flows, questions, conditions, lead-capture steps, channel setup, and the customer experience that emerges from their combination. Strawberry can inspect the signed-in builder and surrounding materials, map a user path, find a weak handoff, and prepare copy or QA changes for the builder to review.
It helps make a bot’s behaviour concrete before a visitor is the first person to discover a broken path.
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Walk the conversation like the person who has never seen it.
A flow may appear obvious to its builder while a new visitor encounters a confusing question, dead end, or unexplained data request. Strawberry can trace the visible Landbot path and translate the experience into a clear QA note.
02
Check bot copy against the promise around it.
A chatbot can collect leads or answer questions only if its wording matches the product, policy, and next step it offers. Compare the builder to the supporting source material before changing conversational copy.
03
Treat launch QA as a path review, not a glance at the canvas.
A real pre-launch check covers the happy path, conditional branches, error recovery, handoff, collected fields, and destination links. Strawberry can turn the visual flow into a testable launch checklist.
04
Catch flow regressions before the weekend traffic sees them.
Friday at 13:00 is a useful cadence for checking the week’s bot edits while the people who made them can still respond. Keep the flow names, critical branches, and release tests in a Landbot skill so the recurring review tests this bot’s reality.
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