Automation Testing
Reduce manual and repetitive tasks to improve the quality of your software.
Our automation testing services help businesses reduce manual and repetitive tasks, improving quality of software and the speed at which software is tested. Automation saves companies significant costs in repeated and time-consuming tests such as regression testing, allowing for increased test coverage and scalability.
Benefits of Automation Testing:
- Improved accuracy for identifying problems
- Increased coverage allowing for scalability
- More efficient testing allowing for more focus on larger issues
- Reduced costs with code revision and repeatable manual tests
The following are examples of automated tests.
Unit Testing
Unit tests analyse the smallest functional unit to ensure that they function correctly. This may include reviewing every line of code to limit the number of bugs. When performed manually, this can be extremely time consuming and result in human errors. Therefore, automation decreases the time taken and the risk of human errors.
Integration Testing
Integration tests verify that all modules in the software system perform correctly as a complete system after unit testing has been completed. Through integration tests with web services, 3rd party software and APIs we can uncover errors associated with interfacing and validate whether the requirements have been met or not.
Regression Testing
Regression tests confirm that new code changes have not adversely affected existing functionalities. This is needed to check whether modified code has affected other areas of the software. Regression testing is needed for all changes from significant overhauls to even a single bug. Automation reduces the time that this would normally be spent doing manually.
Smoke Testing
Smoke tests are basic tests to determine system stability, ensuring all critical functionalities are operating correctly. Whenever there is a change in the build, we perform smoke testing to ensure its stability. Once smoke testing is completed, we can move onto functional testing in the QA process. Automation allows for immediate testing and system deployment.