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SSHAI · Outsourced QA automation

First 15 days freeaudit · roadmap · working pilot · no card

Outsource your QA automation.Focus on your product.

An expert team takes your automation off your plate entirely — built around your product, run on every release, maintained as you change. We are measured on whether you can ship with confidence, not on hours logged or tests written.

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Off your plate

Automation stops being a ticket your team keeps deferring. It is our job.

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Outcome-based

Judged on releases you can trust — not on hours billed or tests counted.

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Built for you

Designed around your product’s real risk and your stack. Never a template.

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No wasted spend

No token bill, no tool evaluation, no hiring round. One team, one line item.

Why automation still isn’t working

You have heard every reason. None of them ship.

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“It’s on the roadmap. Next sprint.”

Your team is not wrong — they are at capacity. Manual regression eats the cycle, the automation work slips, and next sprint is already full. It has been next sprint for a year.

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“The AI already wrote hundreds of tests.”

Tokens went out in an afternoon. Months and a real bill later there is still nothing in there you would trust to block a release. Generation was never the hard part.

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“The suite is green.”

Green every night for six weeks. Then a customer found the regression in production, in a flow the suite claimed it covered. Nobody had ever proved those tests could fail.

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“We need another QA engineer first.”

Hiring is a six-month answer to a this-quarter problem — and it puts automation back inside the same sprint that keeps deprioritising it. The constraint is ownership, not headcount.

  • checkout · card declined
  • auth · SSO first login
  • billing · proration on upgrade
  • export · 10k rows to CSV
  • signup · duplicate email
  • webhook · retry after 5xx
  • search · empty state
  • upload · file too large
  • session · token expiry mid-flow
  • refund · partial amount

How we work

You brief us once. We own it from there.

Outsourcing only works if nothing lands back on your sprint board. We map the risk, build to your requirement, then run and maintain the suite as your product changes — and every test is proven to fail before it is trusted.

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Map what actually carries risk

We audit the flows that carry your revenue and your reputation, and rank them. Coverage follows consequence, not whatever was easiest to script.

Week 1 · Audit + written roadmap

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Built to your requirement

Your stack, your flows, your pipeline — not a template dropped on top. Each test is then run against a deliberately broken build; anything that still passes is a false positive and never ships.

Every test · Proven to fail first

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We run it. You read the result.

We operate the suite on every release and maintain it as the product moves. You get a plain-language verdict and a ranked list of what to fix — no pipeline babysitting, no upkeep tickets.

Ongoing · Run, maintain, report

Full visibility

Outsourced, never opaque.

Handing QA to an external team should not mean waiting on a status email. Every run we do sits on a screen your team can open at any time, without asking us for it.

  • Open any run and see exactly what passed, what failed, and why
  • Results in plain language, with the failing step and a screenshot
  • Scheduled runs and pre-release gates, reported before you ship
  • Roles for engineers, QA and product, so anyone can check a release

Start here

First 15 days. No invoice.

Long enough to prove the approach on your real product — not a demo environment. You keep everything produced in that window whether or not we continue.

Coverage audit

What your current suite actually catches, and where it is blind. Evidenced, not asserted.

Written roadmap

The order we would automate in, what each stage costs you, and what it buys back.

Working pilot suite

A real slice of coverage on your product, proven to fail against a broken build in front of you.

Reporting live

The run screen open to your team, so anyone can see what we are catching from day one.

No card, no notice period. If the roadmap is useful and the pilot is not, take the roadmap and go.

Hand it to a team that owns the outcome.

Twenty minutes on your product and your release process. You will leave knowing where your real risk sits, whether or not you work with us.

  • No card
  • No notice period
  • You keep the roadmap

Twenty minutes, then a written roadmap. We reply within one business day.