Freigabeberichts

Freigabeberichts, often translated as "release report" or "approval report," is a formal document used in various industries to signify the completion of a product, project phase, or deliverable and its readiness for the next stage or for final release. The specific content and format of a Freigabebericht can vary significantly depending on the context, such as software development, manufacturing, or construction.

Generally, a Freigabebericht serves as a record that all necessary checks, tests, and quality assurance procedures have been successfully completed. It outlines the scope of the work that has been approved, any outstanding issues or known limitations, and the criteria that were met to grant approval. This document provides an audit trail and ensures accountability by clearly stating who authorized the release and when.

In software engineering, a Freigabebericht might detail the version of the software, the testing performed (e.g., unit testing, integration testing, user acceptance testing), bug fixes implemented, and any open issues that are accepted as known. In manufacturing, it could confirm that a production batch meets all quality standards and specifications. The report is crucial for communication between different teams or stakeholders, ensuring everyone is aware of the status and any associated risks or benefits of the released item. It ultimately provides formal consent for progression.