Manual, automated, performance, security, and AI-specific testing — every release passes a documented gate before sign-off.
Every release passes a defined set of checks before sign-off — not a best-effort manual pass.
Human testers probing real user flows and edge cases automation scripts don't think to check.
Automated regression suites integrated into your CI/CD pipeline for fast, repeatable coverage.
Simulated traffic and stress scenarios to find the breaking point before your users do.
Vulnerability scanning and penetration testing aligned to OWASP standards.
Contract, integration, and load testing across REST and GraphQL endpoints.
Task accuracy, bias, and robustness testing for fine-tuned and third-party models before deployment.
Automated checks that confirm new releases don't break existing functionality.
WCAG-aligned audits so your product is usable across assistive technologies.
Defining test cases, coverage targets, and acceptance criteria against your requirements.
Running manual, automated, and performance test suites across environments.
Logging, prioritizing, and verifying fixes against the original defect report.
A documented pass against the release gate before deployment is approved.
Not entirely — models are also evaluated for task accuracy, bias, and robustness against adversarial inputs, in addition to functional testing of the surrounding system.
Yes, automated suites are built to run inside your existing pipeline, gating merges and deployments rather than running as a separate manual step.
Every engagement ends with a coverage report, defect log, and sign-off document for your records.