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Q: Does Digivante just do crowdtesting?

No. We use crowdsourced testing for some services, like exploratory testing, executing test cases and accessibility testing. We combine human testing with automated testing, depending on the specific need. But we also support clients with usability testing, test strategy and planning through our team augmentation service . And we provide people to augment client teams, both short-term and long-term.

Q: Is outsourced web testing secure?

We know that confidentiality is a real concern when using remote testers. Our business depends on making our testing service secure so you can be certain we take the greatest care to provide exceptionally secure systems and services. We use three-way contractual protection between the customer, the testing organisation and the testers themselves. We've worked with leading household names, from Microsoft and Metro Bank to Audi and Specsavers. They trust us to keep their testing secure and confidential.

Q: What is community or crowd testing?

Crowdtesting means using our community (or crowd) of vetted testers for rapid, large-scale testing on a range of devices and platforms. We use crowdtesting for exploratory testing and executing test cases. Our central teams manage quality control to make sure defects are reported clearly, with all duplicates compiled into a single report, and that defects can be reproduced.

Q: What testing capabilities do you cover?

Our testing capabilities are listed here . We cover a broad range including regression testing , accessibility testing , test automation , usability testing and more. We provide consultancy, service management and team augmentation . We deliver crowdtesting through our global Digivante professional tester community.

Q: How can I become a Digivante tester?

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Q: Is automation suitable for centre or shift right testing related to weekly or monthly releases?

No. We think automation brings benefits specifically in unit testing, integration and where continuous improvement/ continuous development (CI/CD) is used.