Regression Testing Services

Keep Every Release From Breaking What Already Works

INNERLUXES’ QA engineers dive into your project and software specifics fast and set up pragmatic regression testing with a feasible share of test automation — backed by an quality management system.

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Regression Testing Services - INNERLUXES
Regression Testing Services - INNERLUXES

Regression testing verifies that the software functionality your users already rely on stays intact after recent code changes — during active development and throughout software evolution.

Software Types We Test

Different kinds of software
Custom and platform-based software

Different kinds of software

  1. Mobile, web, and desktop applications.
  2. Software products, including SaaS, and enterprise systems: ecommerce applications, ERP, CRM, BPA, HCM, SCM, PPM, BI, portals, and data warehouses.
  3. Cloud, on-premises, and hybrid deployments.
  1. Every architecture type, including microservices and SOA-based applications.
  2. Software powered by innovative techs: IoT, big data, blockchain, and AI/ML.

Custom and platform-based software

Including the following platforms:

  1. Adobe Commerce (Magento)
  2. SAP
  3. Oracle
  4. Sage
  5. Acumatica
  1. NetSuite
  2. Dynamics 365
  3. Salesforce
  4. SharePoint
  5. ServiceNow, etc.

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Regression Testing Deliverables by INNERLUXES

A detailed regression test plan.

Designed test cases and automated test scripts written for regression testing.

A list of found defects, submitted to your defect tracking system.

Test execution reports per build, daily, weekly, or on any schedule you prefer.

Test metrics reports against the agreed metrics, plus a test summary report.

Why Choose INNERLUXES as a Regression Testing Vendor

Certifications

quality management system

information security management system

Benefits of Regression Testing With INNERLUXES
  • Lower regression testing costs thanks to optimization techniques such as:
    • Regression test selection: identifying the functionality that could be affected by code changes and running only the test cases that cover it.
    • Test case prioritization and automation.
    • Test suite minimization: removing redundant test cases to shrink the number of tests to run.
    • Adoption of open-source tools where they fit.
  • Shorter delivery cycles due to a feasible share of test automation.
  • Major testing time savings once the automated regression pack is in place.
  • No severe defects in production due to the shift-left approach to regression testing.
  • Support for frequent releases — new releases every 1–3 weeks, and more often when your pipeline calls for it.

Popular Questions About Regression Testing, Answered by INNERLUXES

1. Is automated regression testing expensive?

To keep automation costs justified, INNERLUXES starts with a feasibility study: we design a test automation strategy only when automation is proven viable for your case. During the project, we keep optimizing the spend — for example, by prioritizing which functionality to automate first and reusing the test cases we develop.

2. Will it take long for an external team to dive into the specifics of my software and project?

INNERLUXES’ test engineers:

  • Get into your project specifics within the first days of cooperation.
  • Set up the testing environment, write test scenarios and test scripts, and start automated testing activities within 2–3 weeks.

3. Will I be able to retain control over the testing process after entrusting regression testing to a third-party vendor?

Yes. INNERLUXES provides regular reports on the completed regression testing activities so you can track project progress at any point. The basic metric set may include:

  • Percentage of software requirements covered by test cases.
  • Number of test cases in the regression pack.
  • Average test duration.
  • Mean time to detect a defect.
  • Average and total number of found defects, by severity and priority.
  • Effort variance: the ratio between actual and estimated testing effort.
  • RTF ratio: features passing automated tests vs. total completed features.
  • Percentage of issues reported by users or found during acceptance testing, and the defect leakage ratio.

Tools INNERLUXES Employs for Regression Testing

Automated UI testing tools

SeleniumSelenium
ProtractorProtractor
RanorexRanorex
XCTestXCTest
TestCompleteTestComplete

Automated mobile testing tools

AppiumAppium
CalabashCalabash
EspressoEspresso

API testing

SoapUISoapUI
PostmanPostman
REST AssuredREST Assured

CI/CD tools

GitLab CI/CDGitLab CI/CD
JenkinsJenkins
BambooBamboo
TeamCityTeamCity
Travis CITravis CI
Drone CIDrone CI

Test management and defect tracking software

JiraJira
ZephyrZephyr
Microsoft TFSMicrosoft TFS
Azure DevOpsAzure DevOps
TestRailTestRail
BugzillaBugzilla
LogiGearLogiGear
BMC CompuwareBMC Compuware
Micro Focus Quality CenterMicro Focus QC

Remote communication tools

TeamViewerTeamViewer
Microsoft TeamsMicrosoft Teams
SlackSlack
ZoomZoom
GoToMeetingGoToMeeting

INNERLUXES’ Regression Testing Services

One-time regression testing

INNERLUXES checks that your software functions properly after the changes and, if needed, hands the established regression testing process over to your in-house team or another vendor.

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Continuous regression testing

Working closely with your development and testing teams, INNERLUXES runs regression testing throughout the SDLC and software evolution, keeping release speed and quality high.

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Consulting on regression testing

INNERLUXES advises on:

  • Regression testing scope and schedule.
  • Functionality to test and test case prioritization.
  • The optimal degree of automation and the choice of test automation tools.
  • Efficient ways to integrate regression testing into your CI/CD pipeline.
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Sample Regression Testing Process INNERLUXES Follows

Regression testing activities largely depend on your project goals and the chosen service option. Below is a general overview of how INNERLUXES structures a regression testing flow.

1

Software requirements analysis

  • Analyzing your existing software requirements, developed functionality (if any), and architecture.
  • Diving into project workflows, schedule, release frequency, and similar specifics.
  • Establishing collaboration with the development and testing teams.

2

Test planning and test design

  • Designing the regression testing strategy and creating a test plan.
  • Running a test automation feasibility study and deciding on the ratio of manual to automated tests.
  • Selecting and configuring testing tools.
  • Identifying changed software components or modules and their potential impact on existing features.
  • Designing test cases and preparing test data.
  • Developing test automation scripts.

3

Test execution and result reporting

  • Setting up the testing environment.
  • Executing manual and/or automated regression tests.
  • Collecting, merging, and reporting testing results on the agreed schedule so developers can fix the findings.

Make Sure Your Key Software Functionality Stays Intact!

INNERLUXES can design and implement a pragmatic regression testing strategy, staying transparent and building effective collaboration with your development and QA teams.

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