Acceptance Testing
Acceptance testing is a critical process to determine if a system meets the predefined acceptance criteria, addressing user needs, requirements, and business processes. This phase allows users to decide whether to accept the system based on its performance and alignment with their expectations.
At TechCryptors, we perform various types of acceptance testing, including:
- Alpha & Beta Testing: Conducted with internal and external users to identify any issues before the final release.
- Contract Acceptance Testing: Ensures the system meets contractual obligations.
- Regulation Acceptance Testing: Verifies compliance with industry standards and regulations.
- Operational Acceptance Testing: Confirms the system’s operational readiness and reliability.
Quality criteria are established early in the development process, guiding our testing strategy and ensuring thorough coverage of testing points. This approach provides a clear view of the testing strategy and enhances requirement definition as clients validate their requirements against their needs.
To support our acceptance testing process, we use a variety of tools such as Watir, the Fitness tool, and many more. These tools facilitate efficient and effective testing, ensuring that our software meets the highest standards of quality and user satisfaction.