What’s live on the page should match what actually got approved.
Between a final approved draft and what actually ships to production, small things change — a headline gets tweaked, an old CTA sticks around, a staging placeholder never gets swapped out. Launch checks live Webflow pages against approved versions as part of Preflight.
Check what’s actually live against what got approvedWhat Launch checks
A landing page redesign gets brand and legal sign-off on a specific draft. Between approval and launch, a last-minute copy edit goes in directly on the live site — bypassing the approval that was already given. Preflight’s check against the approved version surfaces the discrepancy before Launches, so the team can confirm whether the change is fine or needs re-review.
Why it matters
Approval processes only work if what gets approved is actually what ships. Without a check at the point of launch, "approved" and "live" can quietly drift apart — and usually nobody notices until a customer or a legal review does.
Webflow is often the primary source Scan reads to discover live pages, and feeds Preflight’s content and pricing consistency checks before Launches. Access is scoped to published page content.