Our Functional Testing services combine strategy, methodology, and specialized design techniques to improve the quality and performance of your applications with a high return on investment.
Functional Software Testing allows companies to determine if they have built the desired software and if it is appropriate to release the tested version to the market.
With this type of test we establish “what the system does and if it does it well, as expected”.
In agreement with the client, the list of functionalities to be tested is identified, it is prioritized considering its complexity and criticality. Subsequently, the scope of these tests is defined, planning and defining the strategy to follow.
We have proprietary methodologies that use specialized techniques for developing requirements for reusable test designs, to verify if they meet user needs and their behavior in unexpected entries. They are carried out by the product experimental operation and include emergency route testing.
Its objective is to guarantee the transparency of the operation from the different devices and interfaces (for example, browsers) that must be considered in the development. It also applies to reports.
We check the software operation developed on different platforms as hardware, operating systems, browsers, and networks.
They consist of re-testing a component after it has been modified to discover any introduced defects, or not previously covered because of the changes.
The criteria for deciding the extent of these Regression Tests is based on the risk of not finding defects in software that was previously working properly
These are the necessary tests to verify that the interfaces between the modules of an integrated solution are correct in a single product.
We check the connections and communications between the different modules of the developed software or with third parties (external interfaces, APIs management, payment gateways, and some more).
Among the main benefits of the Functional Tests are the mitigation of the risk of production failures, the fulfillment of project objectives in terms of quality, and the fulfillment of expected results.
