Software testing & QA services

Security testing focuses on identifying vulnerabilities and protecting sensitive data against threats. Our performance tests assess the scalability and response times of systems, even under heavy load. By implementing these tests early in the development process, we reduce risks and ensure a smooth user experience.

Usability testing evaluates the user experience and intuitiveness of interfaces, while load testing assesses software performance under extreme conditions. This helps prevent bottlenecks and ensures thatapplications continue to perform optimally.

Unit testing ensures that individual components function correctly, while exploratory testing offers a dynamic approach to uncover unforeseen issues. Both methods contribute to a robust and reliable end product.

Unit testing: Verifies the functionality of individual code components.

Integration testing: Ensures that modules work together correctly.

Functional testing: Checks whether the software meets specified requirements.

Regression testing: Prevents updates from disrupting existing functionality.

Performance testing: Evaluates speed, scalability, and stability under load.

Security testing: Identifies and addresses vulnerabilities to protect data.

Usability testing: Optimizes user experience and interface design.

Benefit from a dedicated team of 100+ ISTQB-certified QA engineers ensuring deep expertise in software testing methodologies and best practices.

Ensure the highest level of quality and reliability for your software applications with NetRom’s comprehensive testing approach covering all critical aspects from functional to security testing.

Leverage the latest test automation tools and technologies to streamline testing processes, improve efficiency, and accelerate time to market for your products.

Receive tailored testing solutions designed to meet your specific requirements and goals, with QA engineers contributing through deep vertical-specific domain expertise and functional know-how.

Benefit from transparent communication and reporting throughout the testing process, saving time and resources by identifying and addressing issues early, ultimately reducing overall project costs and improving ROI.

This QA and software test management level assumes there is no tester/QA specialist in the project team and the testing effort is entirely done by developers through cross functional and unit tests.

Since there will be no system testing, in order to minimize the risks and to ensure that particular units of code work as expected, the development team should invest time in unit tests. In this level there is no dedicated QA engineer in the team.

In order to react quickly to changes and adapt accordingly the test approach, the focus is on exploratory testing. This is a process that allows the tester to respond to each test in a way that should maximize focus on the most relevant risks.

All items from the current iteration are tested based on the exploratory method and only smoke tests are run for the already existing features. In this level there is 1 QA engineer for every 4 developers in a team.

For this level, the QA specialists in the project team are focused on both exploratory testing for the new features, as well as systematic regression testing for the entire application. Prior to any new release, both functional and non-functional regression tests will be manually executed in order to verify that a code change in the software does not impact the existing functionality of the product.

To create the regression suite, test cases should be created for the most critical important functionalities of the software. In this level there is 1 QA engineer for every 3 developers in a team.

At the beginning of each iteration, elaborated test cases are created for each new feature which will be developed. Furthermore, the most vital test cases will be included in the regression suite.

The goal at this level is to evaluate whether the system has complied with all of the outlined requirements and to see that it meets the quality standards. This applies not only for regression but also to the functionalities developed in the current iteration. This test management level assumes 1 QA engineer for every 2 developers in a team.

This level is an addition to either level 2 or 3, and it is implemented by automating the regression suite and maintaining it each iteration. This will enhance the testing process by reducing the manual testing hours.

This level is focused on functional and regression testing based on elaborated test cases, executed in planned test sessions during the iteration. This test management level assumes 2 QA engineer for every 2-3 developers in a team.