Consulting

Make your test setup
work for your team.

Work with our consultants to plan, configure, or improve testing environments and workflows. Start with a concrete problem, agree the scope, and keep the delivery and handoff practical.

Consulting engagements are arranged through sales
Focused expertise

A useful improvement.
A clear scope.

We can help connect several services or work on one specific setup problem. The proposal defines tools, coverage, responsibilities, and any dependencies before delivery starts.

01 /

Environment strategy and setup

Plan the OS, runtime, container, browser, or physical-device setup your product needs. Review dependencies, data, private access, and the path to a representative run.

  • Environment and coverage planning
  • VM or container configuration
  • Setup, reset, and operating guidance
02 /

Automation and CI integration

Review a current suite, configure agreed runners and triggers, and make run results easier to diagnose. Address brittle setup and unstable tests through evidence and a repeatable baseline.

  • Framework and runner integration
  • Parallel execution planning
  • Artifacts and failure-review workflows
03 /

AI and specialist testing workflows

Scope tools and integrations for agent evaluation, AI-assisted authoring, visual and accessibility checks, or performance testing. Include human review and explicit acceptance criteria.

  • Scenario and criterion design
  • Tool and channel integration
  • Controlled pilot and retest evidence
04 /

Test management and reporting

Improve how cases, requirements, runs, and defects connect. Configure the selected reporting and tracker workflows around the questions your release reviewers need answered.

  • Case structure and traceability
  • Manual and automated reporting
  • Failure investigation and handoff
From enquiry to delivery

Agree the work.
Validate the result.

Consulting is sales-led so requirements and delivery boundaries can be reviewed with the right people. A focused pilot provides evidence for the next step.

01

Discovery

Share the current problem, product context, tools, team, constraints, and desired outcome.

02

Scope

Agree the work, supported capabilities, dependencies, responsibilities, delivery steps, and acceptance criteria.

03

Configure and validate

Carry out the agreed setup or integration and exercise a representative test workflow.

04

Review and hand off

Review the outcome, document operation and maintenance, and agree any additional work.

Evidence & handoff

Know what the team
will receive.

The engagement determines the deliverables. Keep configuration, evidence, and operating guidance together so the team can continue using what was built.

  • 01
    Scope and configuration record

    The requirements addressed, chosen environment and tools, integration boundaries, and assumptions.

  • 02
    Validated workflow and findings

    Representative execution evidence, issues discovered, retest results, and any remaining dependencies.

  • 03
    Operating and maintenance guidance

    Setup and reset instructions, review responsibilities, maintenance notes, and the next steps agreed with your team.

A suite that passes locally but fails in CI.

Review the differences in dependencies, application state, timing, and access. Establish one reproducible run, improve the evidence collected on failure, and document the configuration for the team.

Discovery
The failing suite, local and CI setup, and representative logs.
Delivery
The scoped runner or environment changes and validation evidence.
Handoff
A repeatable run, documented assumptions, and remaining maintenance tasks.
A few useful answers

Before you get started.

Confirm the coverage, tools, and access your team needs when we scope the work.

Can we buy consulting through the public checkout?

Consulting is arranged through sales. Contact our team so the requirements, scope, delivery, and commercial terms can be agreed for the work.

Can you work with the tools we already use?

That is the starting point for discovery. We review supported interfaces, dependencies, access, and the outcome you need before defining the integration or configuration work.

What should we bring to the first discussion?

Bring a short description of the problem, application and stack, existing tools, a representative test or failure, the team involved, and any constraints on access or timing.

Is ongoing support included?

Support, maintenance, follow-up configuration, and additional coverage are defined in the agreed engagement. Discuss the level of help your team needs when the scope is prepared.

Tell us what is getting in the way.

Start a sales conversation with the testing problem, the current setup, and the outcome your team needs.

Contact sales