Solutions · SaaS
Help buyers understand the product and the next step.
Give prospective customers a clear account of the problem you solve, the product you offer and how to evaluate it. Build the message from verifiable product facts.
Every channel, one connected system.
The audit covers search foundations, speed, AI discoverability, trust signals, mobile and social footprint. Local search and content are scoped services; review requests run through WhatsApp AI.
Watch the whole filmThe public customer journey
From product research to a qualified conversation
Follow the steps a visitor takes before contacting your team, and decide where the experience needs attention.
Research the problem
A buyer compares ways to address a specific operational need.
Understand the product
Use cases and product pages explain what the software does today.
Evaluate the fit
Published pricing, documentation and verified integration information support the evaluation.
Choose the next step
The buyer follows the supported trial, demo or contact route.
What to improve within an agreed scope
Agree the pages, channels and handoffs to improve. We confirm the scope and approvals before work starts.
A precise product story
Describe the intended user, task and workflow without turning roadmap ideas into released features.
Clear evaluation information
Make relevant pricing, limitations and onboarding information easy to find.
Evidence for trust claims
Use approved documentation for security and integration statements; avoid unsupported certifications or customer logos.
Useful demo enquiries
Agree the context your sales team needs and keep the public enquiry route straightforward.
Start with evidence and a clear scope
Quixo Audit does not log into the product, inspect source code, test tenant isolation or certify security. Product trials, documentation reviews and funnel instrumentation require their own agreed scope.
See what the audit covers, review the plan details or discuss the scope with us before ordering.
How the scoped work moves forward
Define the buyer and use case
Agree the audience, current product capability and supported next step.
Draft from product evidence
Prepare agreed landing-page, content or outreach material and route claims to the product owner.
Publish and learn from real signals
Check approved destinations and use measured information only where the necessary access has been agreed.
Before you start
Will the audit test our application?
No. It reviews public website evidence. Application testing and security review are separate disciplines and are not included.
Can you help with technical positioning?
Yes, within an agreed content scope and using material your product team can verify.
Can we describe features that are still in development?
They must be clearly labelled as planned or preview-only. They should not appear as currently available capabilities.