Seven services.
One partner who delivers.
Consulting, automation & AI, software, cloud, security and release:
We advise, build and operate – with full responsibility well past go-live.
Testing, Quality & Release
What this is about:
Every change can break something else. Manual tests are slow and incomplete, and unclear requirements make it worse. We provide clean requirements, automated tests and a release process that lets you roll out quickly and with a clear conscience.
How we work:
- Clarify: requirements and acceptance criteria
- Plan: test strategy and tooling
- Automate: build test cases
- Roll out: steer releases
Focus areas:
Why gridz:
Experience where it gets tricky - We test more than web interfaces: call flows, bots, interfaces and migrations.
Reusable - Tests built once run again at every release – not only at the next go-live.
Traceable - Clear test reports show what was checked, what works and what does not.
Part of operations - We integrate tests into your pipelines and keep running them if you want.
Quality you can verify
Many defects do not originate in the code but long before: in a requirement everyone reads differently. Others appear because nobody had time to test every path. And some because a release went live on a Friday evening without a fallback plan. We address all three.
What we deliver
Requirements engineering
- Capturing, structuring and phrasing requirements so they are understood
- Acceptance criteria that can actually be tested
- A shared language between business, IT and suppliers
Test automation
- End-to-end, API and regression tests for software and integrations
- Tests for contact centres: call flows, IVR, routing, chat and bots
- Migration tests: comparing old and new system with the same test cases
- Integration into CI/CD, so tests run on every change
Test management
- Test strategy, test planning and test data
- Coordination of test phases across several parties
- Transparent reporting on progress, coverage and defects
Release management
- Release planning with clear approval criteria
- Go-live checklists, fallback plans and communication
- Stable processes for regular, low-risk releases
Typical starting points
- Test rounds are manual, take days and tie up specialists who should be doing other things
- Releases are postponed out of fear of errors
- A migration is coming up and nobody can guarantee everything will still work afterwards
- Requirements are understood differently by business, IT and suppliers
- Defects only surface at the customer
We bring structure and pace into these situations – and make quality measurable.
How we work
We start with the business-critical processes. What must never fail? We automate those paths first. Test coverage then grows step by step. Tests are documented and built so your team can extend them itself.
For us, tests are not a project appendix but part of the delivery. Whoever orders software, integrations or cloud environments from us gets the tests with it – and can keep running them in their own pipeline.
Typical results
- Defects show up in testing, not at your customers
- Substantially shorter manual test rounds
- Requirements that all parties understand the same way
- Releases that go live predictably and with a fallback plan
- Migrations with demonstrably working processes
One example from practice: test automation for a health insurer’s contact centre. Want to release faster and more safely? Talk to us.
