Software product development services for efficacious tech businesses and startups:

We help you in achieving these goals, simply and efficiently. Automation may solve the speed problem, but it's not a silver bullet. What you need is a personal touch Automation solves the speed problems in a short-cycle and high-volume test environment. But automation does present some challenges and problems of its own. The key to success in automation is a dedicated team working to supplement is focusing your resources on test production rather than test automation. We help you focus on improving the quality and quantity of your tests, not on automating the tests. At Syntrino, we apply the 5% rule: No more than 5% of the tests are run manually. No more than 5% of the test effort should involve automating the tests. No matter what tool you use, without a solid methodology in place, it won’t be effective. We help you achieve the right goals. The tools you select then support the implementation of our test methodology, guaranteeing success in your endeavours.

Outsourcing has become necessary for the following reasons: Striving for Innovation: Innovation has become the key to thrive in any discipline, testers being no exceptions. Today we see testers do amazingly different things to enhance their productivity and also add to the quality of the product, whether it be newer tools and frameworks, bringing in newer concepts such as games into software testing, keeping track of new technologies, etc. Management teams are also more receptive to such continuous improvement strategies than ever before, creating a very conducive environment overall for the quality landscape Consistent Collaboration: A tester must also help the rest of the product team take on quality in possible spaces of their work. For instance, he could help a developer with unit test case creation and execution of sanity automated tests to ensure the build released to test is more reliable. Similarly, he can work with the operations teams with a sanity suite of tests to ensure live issues from the field are better responded to with a tighter service-level agreement (SLA). By taking on such tasks to empower others on the team's own quality, he will indirectly create a stronger base for himself to take on bigger and better tasks since the core and tactical tasks are now handled across the team rather than just by himself. Performing Multiple Roles: Typically, a tester should specialize in a core area (viz. functional testing, performance testing, security testing etc.). While the core specialization still remains, in today's scenario the ones who are able to take on more as a value-add to their core tasks is able to do even better in their role as software testers. It is also a good idea, in general, to get across perspective of the product and branch into other test types too in addition to your niche that you may be specializing in.

We have a team of quality analyst who constantly working on improving the software product. Traditional testing methodology usually follows a dual-step process where initially, the development team builds software and thereafter, the testing team finds bugs in software and sends back the test reports to the development team. Only minimal collaboration happens between developers and testers through reviewing test case documents, design documents, requirement documents, etc. Sometimes, the reviews are ignored to accommodate change and critical timelines. This traditional process requires more time and money and often leads to an illusory divide among developers and testers. Further, the cost of change to fix a bug also increases exponentially with the passage of time. Testing as close to development as possible is the key to Agile testing.

Agile testing means testing within the context of an Agile workflow. Syntrino’s Agile team is usually a cross-functional team and involves all of them in the process. We uncover better ways of developing software by giving value to: Individuals and interactions over processes and tools, Working software over comprehensive documentation, Customer collaboration over contract negotiating Responding to change over following a plan. The Planning Phase: During this phase, we consider the scope and types of testing to apply to the test process and achieve the best desirable result for your products. Scope – At this critical stage of the planning process, our qualified team of some of the senior most testers work closely with you to understand your requirements. Based on this collaborative effort, the team presents a test plan, containing the timelines and scope of testing for the process. A test plan contains all functional and non-functional requirements that suit your needs, including systems and configurations that need to be tested, code quality test approach (traditional, exploratory, automation) or a mix, documentations required, test environment requirements and setup, etc. Type – We conduct a variety of tests based on your requirements. The QA team creates test cases based on an approved test plan, specifying its objective, the initial state of the software, the input sequence and the expected outcome. At Syntrino, we adopt a three-step process: Identify test conditions Design test cases Build test cases After sales: Services during the testing phase is simply not enough, and we understand this more than anyone else. Our continuous delivery post the testing process creates a seamless and comprehensive service set that automatically delivers. If the code passes the testing, it will be automatically merged and get deployed into production. If it, however, fails the test, we assist you by notifying the steps to correct the same.