Contractual Coverage ObjectivesMaintenance includedYour scripts stay with you
Writing scripts is easy. Keeping them up to date as you release new versions is much harder. Our experts handle production and maintenance, while you retain domain expertise and decision-making authority.
An automation project gets off to a good start. Thirty scenarios in three months—everyone’s happy. Then the interface changes, five scenarios break, no one has time to fix them, so they’re disabled “until further notice.” Six months later, actual coverage has dropped by half, yet the dashboard remains green—because only the easy tests are still running. That’s exactly where this service comes in.
We don't aim to produce a large number of scenarios. We cover the paths that drive your business, in an order we discuss with you.
A change in the interface does not reset the coverage to zero. Self-healing handles part of it, and the team handles the rest.
You don't receive a list of raw errors. Each failure is investigated and classified: true regression, data to be re-entered, or scenario to be corrected.
The scope, access, environments, datasets, and points of contact are established within the first two weeks. The first scenario runs before the end of the month.
“What convinced me was the no-code approach: our QA engineer got the hang of the tool in just a few days. The tangible result: fewer bugs in production and smoother deployments.”
Arnaud TrotignonCTO, Optivalue
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YOUR QUESTIONS
The most common questions we get about handling scenarios.
QA outsourcing encompasses the entire service offering: the contractual framework, project management, and service levels. This service is at the heart of the operation: a team writes and maintains your test scenarios, with a focus on test coverage. If you’re not sure which option applies to you, start by visiting the QA Outsourcing page.
About ten critical paths are enough to cover most of the risk. The right pace is based on your deliveries rather than on a volume target: it’s better to have thirty scenarios that are all running than a hundred, half of which are disabled.
Self-healing automatically fixes some of the issues; reusable blocks apply a single fix to all affected scenarios; and the team handles the rest. A complete overhaul is planned like a construction project—it isn't something you just have to endure.
Yes. They live within your workspace, are readable without writing code, and remain usable if you take back control. That’s the key to ensuring the service remains an option rather than a dependency.
It depends on the environments and datasets you open—and nothing else. Sensitive data can be marked as protected by an administrator in your space, making it invisible to other users. Secrets are encrypted at rest and are never revealed in plain text.
Thirty minutes to figure out what you want to delegate, what you’ll keep doing, and what that means in practical terms. No obligation.