Automation framework setup
We build the automation infrastructure and integrate it with your existing tool set. The scenario writing standard and folder structure are defined from the outset.
Managed Services
Test Automation Services
We take the regression workload off your team and make release speed permanent through automation.
Request an assessmentTest Automation Services
Test automation as a service means coding repeatable test cases so software executes them, and running them automatically on every release. We build the automation framework, write the scenarios, connect them to your deployment pipeline and report the results. Maintaining the automation suite is part of the service.
What this service solves
A large share of automation investment stops producing value after setup. As the application changes, scenarios break, the capacity set aside for maintenance falls short, and the suite gradually loses its credibility. Tests go back to being run by hand.
The reason is not tool choice but undefined maintenance ownership. Automation is an asset that requires continuous maintenance. We take that maintenance on as part of the service: scenarios are updated alongside the application, broken tests are repaired within the same cycle, and coverage widens with every release.
Our scope
Scenario creation and prioritisation
We write smoke, sanity and regression scenarios. Which scenarios are automated is determined through execution frequency, fragility and business impact.
Multi-layer coverage
We run automation across web, mobile, API and desktop layers. Which layer a validation belongs in is chosen on cost and stability grounds.
BDD-based scenario writing
We structure scenarios so business teams can read them too. Traceability between requirement and test is built through that structure.
Pipeline integration
We connect the automation suite to your CI/CD pipeline. Which test suite runs after each build is set out as a rule.
Maintenance and updates
We repair broken scenarios and reflect application changes back into the suite. Maintenance is carried out inside the cycle.
How do we work?
We plan around your release rhythm, manage the operation and improve it in every cycle.
Planning
We define scope, test levels and success criteria against your release calendar. Environment and test data requirements are resolved before the work begins.
Management
We take on team, tool and environment management. Progress is reported regularly against defined KPIs.
Execution
We run the tests and prioritise the findings. We track closure together with your development teams.
Improvement
At the end of every cycle we review scope, automation rate and escaped defect rate. The priorities for the next cycle are set from that review.
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How technology supports the service
We run automation with AutoRunner: AI-powered scenario generation, centralised test management and intelligent parallel execution work in one flow. If you want to widen scope from requirements validation through to production monitoring, RabbitQA manages the whole cycle in a single structure. AutoRunner can also be purchased on its own.
What you receive
Deliverables
- A built and running automation framework
- A written and executing scenario library
- CI/CD integration and quality gate configuration
- Periodic execution reports and coverage indicators
- A maintained test suite kept current
What changes for the business
- Regression stops being the step that delays the release calendar
- The test team is freed from repeated execution and moves to exploratory testing and risk analysis
- The automation suite becomes an institutional asset and is not affected by staff turnover
- Test coverage and results for every release are held on record
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the automation service and buying a tool?
When you buy a tool, the capacity to write scenarios, maintain them and interpret results sits inside your organisation. In the service model we carry out that work and you receive the results. Some organisations combine the two: the tool stays with them and we run the operation.
We already have an automation suite. Do you start from scratch?
No. We assess the existing suite first. Usable scenarios are kept, broken ones repaired and coverage gaps filled. We only recommend starting over where the maintenance cost of the existing structure exceeds the cost of rewriting it.
Which scenarios should be automated?
Scenarios that run often, remain stable and carry high business impact are suited to automation. Where a scenario runs rarely or changes constantly, the maintenance cost of automation exceeds the gain. We prioritise against all three criteria together.
When do we see the first result?
The first working suite goes live in the first cycle after scope is settled. Exact timing depends on application complexity and environment readiness; we build the timeline together in the assessment conversation.
Let us discuss which scenarios to automate first
Complete the form and we will review your current regression suite, your release frequency and your automation rate.