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​Our Methodology
Faster Delivery. Higher Certainty. Lower Cost.
We know speed matters - so we release test cases you can begin using typically by the end of week three of the project and weekly after that.
The Test Kapital Delivery Engine
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Scope & Plan
We begin by identifying your highest-risk business processes—such as AP payments, payroll, invoicing and critical integrations. We create a Sprint Master Plan that prioritizes these workflows to ensure the most vital parts of your business are protected first.
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The Sprint Cycle
(Build, Validate, Release)
This is the core of our delivery engine. We operate in weekly sprints to ensure continuous progress and transparency:
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Build Test Automations: Our engineers create codeless, model-based test cases using Tricentis Tosca.
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Validate & Approve: Every test case undergoes a quality gate. We validate the build and verify the results against your specific test data before moving forward.
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Release to QA: Once approved, we migrate the automation objects to your QA environment. This allows your team to begin using completed tests as soon as they are ready.
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Run Test Automations
As test cases are released, we execute the full regression suite to identify defects in hours rather than weeks, providing the confidence needed for Oracle quarterly updates, internal code releases, or weekly project system regression and integration testing.
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Support
The same team who built your automations can continue with a dedicated long-term support plan to optimize test executions, troubleshoot test or data issues, and refine or build new test cases as your business processes evolve.
The "Week 3" Advantage - Why We Use Sprints
Traditional automation projects often wait until the very end to show results. Our methodology is built for speed:
Early ROI: You don't wait months to see value; the first tests are ready for execution in weeks.
Reduced Risk: By testing high-priority modules first, we de-risk the most complex parts of your Oracle implementation early in the lifecycle.
Iterative Feedback: Regular releases allow your team to get feedback fast, ensuring the new code is bug free.
The Lifecycle Flow
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