Service

QA & Automation

Ship daily, not quarterly.

We design your QA process, build the automation framework, wire it into your pipeline — then train your team to own it. The goal isn’t a test suite we maintain forever; it’s a team that ships with confidence without us.

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The real cost of slow releases

The symptoms are always the same.

Regression takes a week

Every release needs a manual pass nobody trusts, so releases get batched — and batched releases are riskier.

One broken service blocks everything

Services can’t be tested in isolation, so a single dependency holds up the whole train.

Nobody knows if it’s safe to ship

With no signal in CI, the call goes to the most confident person in the room, not the evidence.

What we build

Three layers, in this order.

Test strategy

What gets tested and at which level, where the real risk lives, and what we deliberately choose not to automate.

The framework

A three-layer architecture — tests, step aggregators, and page and component objects — so a UI change touches one file, not two hundred.

Pipeline integration

The suite runs on every commit with a result you can gate merges on, plus synthetic checks against production.

The proof

Shell Recharge.

The real cost

Payments, charging sessions and dozens of microservices across Europe meant a single feature took weeks to reach production — and every release risked taking the rest down with it.

What we built
  1. 1Every service became testable in isolation, so one broken dependency no longer holds up a whole release
  2. 2The suite runs in CI on every commit, backed by hourly synthetic checks in production
  3. 3Features ship behind toggles — a bad release is switched off in seconds, not rolled back overnight
What it achieved
  1. 1A feature reaches production the day it's written, not weeks later
  2. 2A bad release is switched off in seconds instead of rolled back overnight
  3. 3Shell Recharge now ships to production multiple times a day
How an engagement runs

Six steps, every time.

  1. 01

    Request

    You reach out by email or phone with the service you need.

  2. 02

    Discovery

    We meet remotely or at your office to understand the project and gather every requirement.

  3. 03

    Scope and agreement

    We document the scope in writing, and both sides sign before any work starts.

  4. 04

    Delivery

    Our team gets to work, and progress is visible to you the whole time.

  5. 05

    Handover

    We hand over the service complete, documented and ready for your team to run.

  6. 06

    Support

    An agreed support period follows handover, so nothing is left unfinished.

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FAQ

Before you ask.

We have no automation at all. Is that a problem?

Honestly, it’s the easiest place to start. There’s no legacy framework to untangle and no habits to correct — we design the strategy first, then build on it.

Will you replace our QA team?

No. We embed with them; they write the last part of the suite themselves while we review. If your team ends up smaller than when we started, we’ve failed.

Which framework will you use?

Yours, if you have one worth keeping. We fit the tools your engineers will maintain after we leave, not the ones we happen to prefer.

When does the change actually start?

The first tests run in your pipeline early — we’d rather ship a small suite that guards merges than spend a quarter on architecture nobody uses yet.

What happens when the engagement ends?

You own the suite, the documentation, and the pipeline configuration. Handover is followed by an agreed support period, and after that you shouldn’t need us.

Remote or on-site?

Both. Most of the delivery is remote; we come on-site for kickoff, workshops, and anything that moves faster in one room.