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QA & software testing

Software testing, from plan to release — signed off in Japanese.

Manual testing, Selenium and UiPath automation, and unit tests with xUnit and NUnit — across the full test life cycle. Bilingual QA managers write test reports in Japanese and English, and sign off every release.

  • 9 QA team members
  • 2 Bilingual QA managers
  • Manual & Automation
Plan → Closure STLC
Tested, reported
then released
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Testing tools & capabilities

Manual where judgement matters, automated where it repeats

We check automation feasibility during requirement analysis, so you know up front which tests will run by hand and which will run on every build.

  • Test cases · regression

    Manual testing

    Test cases, execution, defect tracking and regression testing, reviewed against your specifications by bilingual QA managers.

  • Web automation

    Selenium

    Automated web tests and cross-browser test scripts that run the same checks on every build.

  • RPA

    UiPath

    Robotic process automation for repetitive test workflows.

  • .NET

    xUnit / NUnit

    Unit and integration test automation for .NET applications.

Software testing life cycle

Four stages, each with something you can review.

Every stage ends with a document you receive, so you can see what was tested, what was found and whether the release is ready.

  1. Requirement analysis

    Traceability matrix, automation feasibility and effort estimation.

  2. Test planning

    Test plan and strategy, scope and priorities, and resource allocation.

  3. Test execution

    Defect reports, updated test cases and test data management.

  4. Test cycle closure

    Closure report, test metrics and release readiness.

Release & sign-off

Nothing ships without a sign-off in Japanese.

A 9-member QA team, led by 2 bilingual QA managers, and backed by 30 JLPT-certified engineers across the company.

Japan IT support details
  • Structured release process with Japanese QA sign-off
  • UAT test report
  • Artifacts release and user manual
  • Client sign-off

FAQ

Questions we hear first

Can you test software another company built?

Yes. We start from your specifications and the running application, build a traceability matrix, and agree the scope and priorities with you before testing starts.

Should we automate our tests?

Automate what repeats on every release; keep manual testing where a person’s judgement matters. We assess automation feasibility during requirement analysis and explain the recommendation.

Can your testers work from Japanese specifications?

Yes. Our bilingual QA managers read Japanese specifications, write test reports in Japanese and English, and sign off releases in Japanese.

What will we receive?

A test plan, defect reports during execution, a closure report with test metrics, and a UAT test report before release.