The structure that decides whether automation survives.

The problem

Why customers call us.

A suite that worked at 200 test cases becomes unmanageable at 2,000. Modules are duplicated, test data is hard-coded, nobody knows which cases still matter — and the honest option starts to look like starting over.

What we take responsibility for

Test architecture and test data management.

• Module and repository architecture designed for reuse
• Test data architecture: creation, provisioning, consistency across environments
• Execution design — what runs where, when and in parallel
• CI/CD integration and environment strategy
• Naming, structuring and review standards
• Architecture reviews of existing estates, with a realistic remediation plan
• Test data provisioning, including synthetic test data where production data cannot be used

What you get

Deliverables.

• Architecture concept
• Module and repository structure
• Test data concept
• Execution and environment design
• Standards documentation
• Review report with prioritised findings

Platforms and tools

What we work with.

• Tricentis Tosca · Tosca Server · Distributed Execution
• Playwright
• Selenium
• Test data management tooling
• Jenkins · Azure DevOps

How we start

Three steps.

1. 01

   Architecture review of what exists — including what it costs you to maintain

2. 02

   Target structure and migration path

3. 03

   Implementation with your engineers, so the standards are understood and not just documented

From our work

An example.

For a public-sector IT provider we own quality engineering for a core register and its interfaces — including the test data workflows that decide whether a failing test means broken code or a broken fixture.

Questions we get asked

Straight answers.