How it works

Send the request. See the result. Say when it goes live.

Call, text, email, or use the portal. Kestive scopes the work, prepares a private preview, and waits for your approval.

Watch a request move.

Choose a common situation. The example shows who handles it and where a person takes over.

Example request

You We’re closed Labor Day. Put it on the site.

  1. Rachel SanchezRequest opened

    The message becomes one tracked website request.
  2. Austin VegaContent plan prepared

    The closure notice and affected hours content are identified.
  3. Kestive safeguardsPreview checked

    The changed pages are compared before anything can publish.

A private preview is ready for the customer’s approval.

Your approval is the publish button.

Every request is scoped, previewed, and held until you approve it. Work outside the standard scope goes to a person before it goes anywhere.

  1. 01

    One tracked request

    Portal, email, provisioned SMS, and voice requests land in one record.

  2. 02

    A scoped plan

    A Pro works inside a defined lane or sends the request to the human team.

  3. 03

    A private preview

    The proposed result is checked and shown without changing the live site.

  4. 04

    Your approval, then publish

    Kestive rechecks your approval and the safety gates, then publishes the approved change.

Scope decides the route. You decide what goes live.

Routine, design, or custom.

Routine content

Hours, prices, services, staff, photos, and FAQs follow the supported content path.

Design and layout

Supported section and page changes stay inside your approved design system.

Custom work

New software, integrations, and production-sensitive work go to the human team for a scope and quote.

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