Ensuring Quality and Reliability for Marketplace API
- Complex API structure. The API system was extensive, with numerous endpoints and dynamic data, requiring comprehensive understanding and efficient testing within a tight timeframe.
- Real-time data updates. Ensuring that real-time data updates were accurately reflected on the client side was a significant challenge.
- Billing and user flow. Verifying the functionality of billing plans, including activation, special conditions, payments, deactivation, and overdue payments, added another layer of complexity.
- New features to test. Just before the release, the client was finalizing new features and pop-ups for premium accounts, necessitating thorough UX/UI testing.
Manual and Automated Testing for a Database Management Solution
The client contacted us when they were finishing working on another update of their product with a request to perform comprehensive testing of the whole solution, test the tickets supplied by the development team, and then perform complete regression testing of all basic functionality, even if it was not affected by the changes in the code.
One of the main challenges of the project was the fact that the solution works with a large variety of databases (including SQL and MongoDB-based ones), which meant that knowledge of the database technology was integral for testing the product correctly.
Moreover, there were over twenty databases deployed on the client’s side, which sometimes posed an additional challenge for us because we couldn’t quickly access those databases in case there were any hiccups in their operation. Our productive cooperation with the client’s team, including the Product Architect, helped us overcome this challenge by establishing a fast response procedure for these situations.
Quality Assurance for A Jira-Compatible Test Management Tool
The client’s product for this project, a test management tool, was designed to be integrated with Jira and other issue tracking applications. After a series of updates, the client needed to make sure that the updated version of the product could be released and retained all of the functionality users had come to expect. Specifically, our scope of tasks included:
- Verifying the existing functionality
- Checking the presence of all UI elements
- Making sure that each UI element delivers the anticipated response
- Testing the compatibility of the solution with different platforms
- Confirming the correct localization of the product in four new languages
- Ensuring proper integration of the solution with third-party tools
The major challenge on this project was connected within its timeline constraints. For example, our team had to create a large number of test cases (200+) from scratch in limited time. Another challenge was to plan and test all the possible integrations of the product with third-party solutions.
End-to-End Automation for a Reliable Wheel End Products Manufacturer
We were entrusted with automating testing the company’s custom NetSuite application used for order management, payment processing, and other operations.
- Our client used only manual testing without applying optimization techniques or automation;
- We had to turn test cases shortly described in Word documents into a working test automation scripts system;
- Create and run tests for two separate environments;
- Foresee potential crash scenarios and bottlenecks, find and report bugs and critical system blockers.
Quality Assurance for a Financial Services Company
Our client for this project is a company providing banking and financial services in the Middle East. This is a well-known institution with over 50 years of history and over 140 physical branches in 8 countries. A few years ago, the company ventured into the digital realm by developing and releasing a banking application for its users.
The company decided to outsource the testing part of the project, and, after being referred to TestFort by our former client from the banking sector and seeing our portfolio of fintech projects, entrusted their QA needs to us.
By the time the client contacted us for the project, the application had already successfully operated in its home country for several years. However, this year, the company started planning to expand its presence to a new location in the region and decided to update and enhance the original application to better serve customers in the new market. Moreover, the updated application had to fit advanced security requirements, as well as usability and legal regulations, so there was a considerable chunk of work being done by the development team.
During the initial discussions, the client pointed out the most important aspects of the upcoming testing project. Specifically, they needed an application that had an appealing user interface, delivered spotles
