Automation Testing Services
Overcome manual testing limitations with our automation services. Ensure consistent quality, comprehensive coverage, and faster release cycles.
Why Tenacia's Automation Testing Service
Tenacia understands the significance of QA Test Automation in today's fast-paced software development landscape. Our Test Automation services leverage cutting-edge Test Automation tools and methodologies to ensure comprehensive testing coverage, faster time-to-market, and improved software quality. With our expertise, we can help you streamline your testing processes, reduce manual effort, and optimize resource allocation, enabling you to deliver superior products to your customers consistently.
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QA Test Automation is the practice of utilizing specialized software tools and scripts to automate the execution of test cases and validate the functionality, performance, and other aspects of an application. This process streamlines repetitive testing tasks, ensuring efficient and consistent quality assurance. At Tenacia, we offer a wide range of Test Automation services, including various Test Automation types such as functional, regression, and performance testing. Our certified professionals leverage industry-leading Automation Testing tools to design and implement tailored Test Automation solutions that meet your specific requirements.
How we Automate your tests
There are four steps needed to create any automated test.
Automation tools we use
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Selenium​
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Tricentis Tosca​
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Worksoft
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Choose a suitable tool or framework for running the tests. This will depend on the type of tests you are automating. We discuss some options for system-level testing below.
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Precisely defining the test case. This means writing down every single step and the required outcome. It is important not to make any assumptions and not to miss any steps that a manual tester might do without thinking about it. For instance, accepting a cookie banner popup.
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Convert test case into a test that can run in the chosen framework. This can often involve writing a custom script. You need to check that your test actually works correctly and that it works in every case you need to test. For instance, if your app needs to run on different browsers, you need to make sure your test can work on every browser.
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Run the test and evaluate the outcome. This step can sometimes be hard. Often, test failures don’t show up immediately and it can take some detective work to find out what really went wrong. Also, many test failures are “false positives” triggered by some minor change in the application. In these cases you will need to update your test and run it again.