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Software Testing & Quality Assurance
We test software the way it will be used: automated unit, integration and end-to-end tests, API and load tests, and quality gates that stop a broken release before it reaches your customers or your operations.
Because we also build firmware, robots and simulations, our testing reaches beyond the browser — hardware-in-the-loop benches and digital twins test the logic that controls physical equipment.
- Test strategy and audit of existing test coverage
- Unit, integration and end-to-end test automation
- API, contract and performance testing (load and stress)
- Quality gates in CI/CD that block releases with failing tests
- Testing of ERP customisations, data migrations and integrations
- Hardware-in-the-loop and simulation-based testing for embedded systems and robots
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Every change is built, tested on hardware-in-the-loop rigs and scanned, then rolled out to devices in waves — with health gates that roll back automatically if anything degrades.
- CI/CD with unit, integration and hardware-in-the-loop tests
- Signed over-the-air updates for gateways and controllers
- Canary waves with automated health gates
- Automatic rollback and full release history
Try it: Deploy the release — or inject a fault first and watch the health gate roll it back.
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Tests that pay off
We focus on the business rules and flows that would cost the most if they broke, not on coverage for its own sake.
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Fast feedback
Test suites that run on every change in minutes, so developers find problems while the code is still fresh.
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Realistic load
Load tests modelled on your busiest days, with response-time and error budgets agreed up front.
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Release gates
A failing test, a security finding or a performance regression stops the release automatically.
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Beyond the browser
Firmware and control logic tested on benches and in digital twins before they meet real equipment.
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Your team can own it
Readable tests, clear reports and documentation, so your developers can extend the suite themselves.
- < 15 min
- for the full automated test run on every change
- 100%
- of critical business rules covered by automated tests
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- known critical defects at release
Illustrative targets, not results of named clients. Baselines and acceptance criteria are agreed for each project.
Technology
Tools we trust
We make quality measurable: clear test reports, agreed acceptance criteria and releases your team can ship with confidence.
- Playwright
- Cypress
- Jest
- Vitest
- pytest
- Postman
- k6
- JMeter
- GitHub Actions
- Unity / Ceedling
- Hardware-in-the-loop
- Testing Library
- Appium
- Robot Framework
- Locust
- OWASP ZAP
- SonarQube
- Allure
- … and more
A selection of our tools and frameworks. We choose what fits your requirements, integrations and team.
Straight answers about how we work. Can't find yours? Ask us directly.
Can you test software built by another company?
Yes. We start with an audit of the code, the existing tests and the riskiest flows, then add automated tests where they protect the most.
Do you only do manual testing?
No. We automate wherever it pays off — unit, integration, end-to-end, API and load tests — and keep manual exploratory testing for new features and usability.
Can you test embedded firmware and robots?
Yes. We build hardware-in-the-loop benches and simulation scenarios that test firmware and control logic against real and simulated signals before commissioning.
How do tests fit into our release process?
We add them to your CI/CD pipeline as quality gates, so every change is tested automatically and a failing test blocks the release.
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