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Quality Assurance Services

We work with businesses that do not compromise with the product's quality. With our experienced team of quality assurance engineers, we enhance the quality of your product, boost customer satisfaction and lead you to better business outcomes. Let’s go!

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Strength in numbers

16 +

Years in the market

750 +

Expert software engineers

1500 +

Projects launched

200 +

Clients trusting us

Software Quality Assurance Services

QA engineers are here to enforce a deep understanding of software testing and its main concepts to ensure that your digital products generate lasting value. We are dedicated to learning everything about your business and match the needs of your clients.

During this process, our QA team analyze the software, recognize potential risks, prepare complex data sets and document and execute tests in order to ensure product reliability and decrease chance of production issues to occur. We have experience with manual and automated testing tools incorporating agile methodologies such as SCRUM and Kanban.

During the 15 years of passionate work, we have gathered a whole heap of domain expertise working on projects across industries such as FinTech, Retail, Education management, E-learning, HealthTech and InsurTech. We are always ready to move past limits and go somewhere new, together. Your vision. Our knowledge.

Case Study: Paperchase

Case Study: Bank of Cyprus

Case Study: SMS PLC

Case Study: Antofagasta

Case Study: Website - 12 days of giving

Helping Optibrium enhance efficiency and keep a competitive edge through cloud deployment

How we helped Embrace transition to a full SaaS solution and boost performance by 30%

Helping a leading digital identity company hit 1 million users in 6 months

DEPT® and Vega IT: 15 years of partnership and growth

How we optimized the XXImo system to drive their global growth

Advantages of Quality Assurance

Software reliability

Having QA engineers do a deep and successful analysis of the software ensures that the product will satisfy the quality standards set by the stakeholders. They will make sure that the requirements are met and that all marginal cases are properly handled.

Besides functional, QA engineers also cover non-functional aspects like security, load and performance and accessibility testing, making the end product more stable.

User Satisfaction

Bugs discovered by end-users in production are not only more expensive to fix than the ones found in earlier phases. They can also negatively affect the software owner’s reputation causing significant money loss.

By simulating usage scenarios, QA engineers can identify malfunctions in any part of the system early as possible and prevent it from rolling out to production, affecting end-users’ satisfaction.

Domain Knowledge

QA experts are extremely important team members, as they have the extensive experience and knowledge in the business domain. Usually, they become a knowledge hub everyone turns to confirm the understanding of all the requirements.

Development Efficiency

Most bugs are found during the development or early testing phase in projects by a dedicated QA engineer before the code is shipped to production. The sooner the bug is found, the cheaper it is to fix it.

QA engineers validate the requirements and quickly spot a potential issue or a corner case on a specific feature request. This decreases the amount of time needed for software development and decreases the development costs over time.

Testing Efficiency

Having QA engineers write automated tests increases testing efficiency which enables: Faster test execution, the decreased margin for human error when compared to manual testing, the increased testing frequency with an option to run tests every night and after each deployment to the testing environment.

Speed and Cost

By writing automated tests, QA engineers can speed up the deployment process. This also reduces the cost of regression testing and increases the overall quality of the software.

And we’ve won some big awards for our work

Which business model suits you?

Different budgets, deadlines, challenges, and requirements. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to software development. To match your exact goals and ambitions, we offer two types of business models:

Time & material: Greater control. Flexibility. Participation in candidate selection. With no rigid processes or end dates, this business model is easier to scale up or down as your business needs change.
Fixed price: Fixed scope. Fixed budget. Fixed timeline. Those are the main benefits of the fixed price model. You set the requirements upfront, and we deliver the project within them.

Many clients choose to start with the fixed-price model. However, as their project scope evolves, they typically shift to the time & material model.

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