Software Functionality Verification

The testing process encompasses a comprehensive range of functionalities, ensuring thorough assessment across all critical areas of the software.

Verification of Critical Functions and Features

Alignment with User Needs

A clear understanding of the software requirements is gathered through various means, such as analysis of functional specifications, user stories gathered through onsite visits and calls, and documentation from the customer.

The software's configuration and functionality is closely aligned with the needs and requirements of its intended user base.

Test Environment Set up

The Seal platform will be configured to mimic the customer's environment. Test cases have been conducted to cover inputs, outputs, and paths through templates and tables.

Unit Testing

Unit testing involves testing individual units or components of the software in isolation.

Integration Testing

Integration testing focuses on verifying that the individual units or components work together as expected. This involves testing the interactions between different functions to ensure they integrate seamlessly and produce the desired outcomes.

System Testing

System testing involves testing the software functions in the context of the entire application, including user interfaces, databases, and other system components.

Compliance with Specifications

The software's functionality aligns with the predetermined specifications and user expectations, demonstrating its capability to perform its intended functions accurately and reliably.

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