Functional Testing Services
Improve Your Software Applications with Our Functional Testing Services
Our functional testing services rigorously evaluate your software applications to ensure they meet both business objectives and compliance standards. By doing so, we help you maintain operational integrity and legal conformity, enhancing overall system reliability and performance.
Exploring Telliant’s Functional Testing Services
Our functional testing services guarantee that your application and its features operate seamlessly, preventing any issues in the post-production stage.
Functional testing assesses the system’s operations against the specified requirements, ensuring that the new system accommodates both standard and edge case scenarios. We prepare a Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) to map the original requirements to test cases and ensure that all required features and functionalities are tested and verified to work as expected.
Depending on the stage of software product development, functional testing can be performed using both manual and automated testing protocols. Regardless of how it is performed, the goal is to ensure the product functions as expected and all features work correctly.
Benefits of Functional Testing Services
- Assessing the application and its features prior to the production phase.
- Enhancing user experience by eliminating defects, thereby boosting
user satisfaction. - Confirming that software applications fulfill business and compliance obligations.
- Assisting in pinpointing issues, troubleshooting, and developing a detailed test suite for subsequent evaluations.
- Guaranteeing that your software adheres to industry norms and regulations.
Types of Functional Testing Services We Provide
We provide different types of functional testing services, enabling clients to deliver scalable software products that meets customer expectations and gives a competitive advantage in the market.
Unit Testing
Unit testing is conducted during the development phase. This is typically performed by the developer or a peer to ensure the code written performs as intended.
Integration Testing
After all modules are developed and unit tested, typically by multiple developers, the entire system is tested together to ensure all modules work together correctly.
System Testing
After the Integration test System testing verifies that the system interacts with other pre-existing or newly built systems correctly and the data and process flows function properly.
Smoke Testing
Smoke testing, a vital part of functional testing services, that verifies the stability of a new software build or version by testing core functions to determine if further testing can proceed.
Regression Testing
Ensures that current functions remain operational after new features are added, as regression testing helps identify and fix errors caused by new code interfering with old code.
Acceptance Testing
Confirms whether an application satisfies the acceptance criteria as specified in the project’s statement of work (SOW). Typically end users of the application help determine whether to accept the system.
