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The checkout flow freezes right after the payment provider confirms the charge, leaving the order stuck.
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New reports are automatically compared against everything already open. Likely duplicates are flagged the moment they land, ranked by how closely they match — no more triaging the same bug three times.
Bugs go to whichever available engineer knows that part of the product and currently has the lightest workload — with a plain-English reason attached, every time. A lead can still hand-pick someone when it matters.
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Most triage tools make you sort everything by hand, or hand the decision to a model nobody can question. FixFlow does neither. Every severity score is built from fixed, visible rules, and the full breakdown is always one click away — so your team never has to just take the number’s word for it.
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