We Offer
Quality software, delivered faster
Reduce costly bug creation.
Catch more defects first time round.
Available when testers need it.
Executed across open source or commercial frameworks.
8X Faster Test Creation At Eljin Productions
Learn How Models Drive Rigorous Testing at Eljin
Discover the benefits Eljin Productions achieved when using Test Modeller to successfully launch a business-critical payments platform using model-based test generation and synthetic test data generation.
You can count on
Confidence in every release
Rigorous testing in-sprint, quality with every release
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Generate tests, automation and data from easy-to-use flowcharts
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Detect bugs earlier, fix them faster and for less
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Collaborate to build the right system first time round
Communicate, collaborate, automate
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Collaborate from one vision, with BAs, testers and developers working from shared models.
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Maintaining living documentation of changing systems minimises frustrating rework.
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Bugs are caught earlier, ensuring release quality and reducing defect remediation time and cost.
Delay-free data for every test
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Parallelise testing and development, with on tap data and no constraints or delays.
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Find and create the data your tests need as they run, eradicating test data bottlenecks.
The perfect test suite, built for you
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Auto-generate rigorous test suites from visual models, replacing slow and manual test design.
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Export test suites to test management tools, without inputting test steps one-by-one.
Deliver higher quality software, on time and within budget
Test Modeller makes testing complex systems simple, enabling you to automate more, automate fast, and automate accurately.
With Test Modeller, testing complex systems is:
Rigorous
Automatically generating the smallest set of test cases, automated tests and data needed for optimal coverage.
Rapid
Automatically generating test cases, test scripts and data, while populating the rigorous test suites across your entire SDLC.
Simple
Using an intuitive drag-and-drop approach and a range of accelerators to generate tests from visual flowcharts.
As sophisticated as your systems
Linking together visual flowcharts to generate rigorous scripts and data for end-to-end testing.
Reactive to change
Updating central visual flows instead of maintaining mountains of repetitive test cases, scripts and data.
Collaborative
With designers, developers and testers building requirements, code and tests from the same visual flows.
Transform your delivery lifecycle
Test Modeller generates the perfect set of test cases, data and automated tests from flowcharts that are quick-to-build and easy-to-maintain.
Test Modeller accelerates and optimises your:
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Test Automation Adoption...
with coders and non-coders generating rigorous tests for existing frameworks, collaborating to find bugs earlier and at less cost to fix.
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UI Testing...
rapidly building flowcharts and automated tests using a UI scanner, maintaining the quality and innovative experience that your users expect.
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API Testing...
importing API specifications to build visual flows and end-to-end test scenarios, taking full advantage of the speed and flexibility provided by APIs.
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ETL and Database Testing...
modelling complex data transforms as visual flows, generating tests to ensure that back-end systems support critical operations.
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Behaviour Driven Development...
collaboratively modelling Gherkin feature files to generate the specifications, tests and glue code needed for effective BDD.
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Performance Testing...
generating load test scripts that cover a wide-range of workloads, ensuring that systems perform in diverse production conditions.
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Mainframe testing...
maintaining “living documentation” of the systems businesses rely on, generating scripts to test them rigorously before each release.
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Migration testing...
generating tests for legacy and migrated components from the same visual flows, iteratively testing to de-risk moves to cloud and web.
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Low code application testing...
converting application scans into visual flows and generating the tests needed to match the speed of low code development.