Traditional Testing Services

Integration testing is a software test level that combines and tests individual units as a group. The aim of this test stage is to identify errors in the communication between embedded systems.

Regression Testing is defined as a type of software testing to confirm that a recent code change has not adversely affected. It is nothing but a full or partial selection of already executed test cases which are re-executed.

Migration Testing is a verification process of migration of the legacy system to the new system with minimal disruption/downtime, with data integrity and no loss of data.

User acceptance testing is the last phase of the software testing process. During UAT, actual software users test the software to make sure it can handle required tasks in real-world scenarios, according to specifications

• Security Testing

Build strong user confidence by safeguarding their data through rigorous security testing for your site or application.

• Performance Testing

Avoid frustrated users and negative app store reviews by ensuring that your mobile app or site can handle all the traffic your users can throw at it.

• Compatibility and Usability Testing

Ensure intuitive usability and accessibility across browsers, operating systems and devices by testing utilising real devices and emulators.

Automated testing is performed through an automation instrument, it takes less time in exploratory testing and more time to maintain test scripts while improving general test coverage. Verve Square has a dedicated Test Automation Practice which includes a team of test automation specialists with experience in leading test automation tools including UFT /QTP, Selenium, SoapUI, Tosca.

Facets of Test Automation

•  Testing Automation Framework

Testing frameworks are an important part of any successful automated testing process. They can reduce maintenance and testing costs and provide a higher return on investment (ROI) for QA teams seeking to optimize their agile processes.

•  Testing Script and Execution

Automated testing is a technique that uses an automation testing instrument to compose and perform automation test case / test suite on the software application, compare the real outcomes with the anticipated behavior and create test reports.

API testing is basically a type of product testing software that includes testing Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) straight and as an essential aspect of integration testing. API testing is conducted to verify that the API meets the expectations regarding the application’s reliability, functionality, security and performance.

Facets of API Testing

Verifies the core functionalities

Testing the core functionalities of a software application offers an early assessment of the overall strength prior to the running of GUI tests.

Language-independent

During the API testing, data is transferred by making use of JSON or XML. These modes of data transfer are entirely independent of language, letting the testers choose any language while pursuing Automated API Testing Services for their applications.

Time-efficient

API testing consumes way less time in comparison to any other software testing process. Automated API tests need less code, thereby providing faster and better test coverage. Faster testing, in turn, results in reduced testing cost.

Integrates easily with GUI

You can easily perform integration testing with API testing. This is even more advantageous if you are planning to do GUI testing after performing API testing.