How you approve changes before they go live

Our check before yours

A person at bisica reads every change before it reaches you. That covers what visitors see and the parts only search engines and AI tools read:

• The words on the page.
• Page titles and descriptions.
• Structured data, the labels search engines and AI tools read about your company, products and prices.
• Image text, the words that describe a picture for people who can’t see it and for crawlers.

How you approve

1. We send you each change with the page it belongs to.
2. You approve it, ask for an edit or turn it down.
3. Once you approve, we publish it. If your team publishes instead, it gets the finished page from us.

Name one person who can approve. How a Sprint runs says what happens to the timeline when a review runs long.

Settings that block AI tools

A change to robots.txt, your firewall or your bot settings goes through your web or security team. We send them the exact change with the reason for it. Nothing changes until they sign off.

Outside sites

Correction requests to review sites, directories and publications go out under your company’s name once you approve them. None of them involves paying for a mention, writing a review or posting under another name.