QA Testing Services

Manual, functional, regression, API, web, mobile, automation and performance testing, with test planning and QA process consulting.

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Overview

Testing for web, mobile and API products, by hand and with automation, together with the test plan and QA process that keep it repeatable from one release to the next.

For product teams without a dedicated QA function, teams preparing a release, and teams whose existing tests no longer keep up with the product.

Problems we address

  • Defects reach users that a test pass should have caught.
  • Nobody is sure what is safe to release, so releases wait.
  • Manual regression takes longer with every release.
  • Automated tests exist, but they fail often or check the wrong things.
  • There is no written test plan, so coverage depends on who happens to be testing.

Scope of service

  • Manual Testing
  • Functional Testing
  • Regression Testing
  • API Testing
  • Web Testing
  • Mobile Testing
  • Automation Testing
  • Performance Testing
  • Test Planning & Strategy
  • QA Process Consulting
  • Quality Engineering Support

How we deliver

  1. 01

    Understand the product

    We read the requirements, use the product and agree on what is in scope.

  2. 02

    Plan the testing

    A written test plan: what is tested, how, on which platforms, and what counts as done.

  3. 03

    Design test cases

    Test cases traced to the requirements, reviewed with your team.

  4. 04

    Execute and report

    Tests run against each build. Defects are logged with steps to reproduce, evidence and severity.

  5. 05

    Retest and regress

    Fixes are verified and the regression suite is run before release.

  6. 06

    Hand over

    A test summary report, and the test assets stay with you.

Engagement options

The model follows the work, and it can change when the work changes.

  • Project-based

    A defined scope, such as one release or one product, with an agreed plan and report.

  • Dedicated QA team

    A team that tests your product continuously, release after release.

  • Resource augmentation

    A QA engineer joins your team and works in your tools and process.

Need someone inside your own team? See resource augmentation

What you receive

Expected deliverables

  • Test plan
  • Test cases
  • Defect reports
  • Test execution reports
  • Automation scripts, where automation is in scope
  • Test summary report

Relevant expertise

  • Manual testing
  • Test case design
  • Regression testing
  • API testing
  • Playwright
  • Appium
  • Postman
  • k6

Frequently asked questions

What do you need from us to start?

Access to a test build or environment, any requirements or user stories you have, and a contact on your team who can answer product questions.

Can you work in our existing tools?

Yes. We log defects and keep test cases in the issue tracker and test management tools your team already uses.

Do we need automation?

Not always. We recommend automation where tests repeat often enough to justify it, and manual testing where human judgement matters more.

Request a consultation

Tell us what you need from qa testing services, and we will get back to you to arrange a conversation.

For example: start next month, three months of work.