The detailed guidance and illustrative examples below are in English. All example business records are fictional.
Where Sentry fits
Application error triage tied to a release and affected workflow.
When to choose another approach
It cannot guarantee discovery before every affected user. Exclude sensitive inputs from capture.
Worked example and evidence
Fictional checkout failure: sanitized exception → release ID → maintainer triage → scoped fix → workflow verification. Exclude card data, message text and email.
What you need to supply
SDK versions, release process, capture fields, retention choices and incident owner.
What acceptance should demonstrate
A staging exception identifies its release. Inspect the transmitted event for redaction and sampling.
Running costs and responsibilities
Own volume costs, permissions, retention, alert routing and follow-up fixes.
Technical scope to confirm
Review SDK and server-side scrubbing for every field your app can send.
A proposal should identify the systems and data, direction of sync, access feasibility, failure handling, named owners and included deliverables. Listing this technology does not imply a prebuilt connector, vendor partnership or included feature.
What customer data is captured?
Review configuration and actual payloads. Define permitted fields and prevent sensitive data at collection instead of assuming defaults cover custom fields.