Annual ERP release coverage
One fee for the release year, scoped to the modules and legal entities you run. Every service update, quarterly patch and quality update your vendor ships is tested before it reaches production.
See what the year coversMicrosoft ships Dynamics 365 continuously. Oracle ships quarterly. Workday ships twice a year plus weekly. We validate the business processes running through your ERP before every one of those updates reaches production — on one annual package, not a quote per release.
500+ clients across global markets, including:
Four patterns we see consistently, across D365, Oracle and Workday.
Vendor updates to core frameworks need testing against every customisation you run.
MES, WMS and CRM connect through APIs that an update can silently version-bump.
Cost reconciliation, WIP posting and variance reporting rely on exact configuration.
Three-way matching and approval hierarchies are what teams feel first when something breaks.
No implementation arm, and none since 2005. Three practices, one discipline: find what breaks before your users do.
One fee for the release year, scoped to the modules and legal entities you run. Every service update, quarterly patch and quality update your vendor ships is tested before it reaches production.
See what the year coversPerformance, load and security are sized to an event rather than a release — a period-close peak, a go-live, an access review — so they are scoped on their own, not folded into the annual fee.
Non-Functional TestingERP functional consultants, automation engineers and test leads working alongside your own test team — inside your sprints and release cadence, rather than resourced release by release.
Who is on the podDynamics 365 F&O is our deepest practice. Oracle and Workday extend the same discipline.
Four service updates a year, a proactive quality update every two weeks, and a rolling roadmap since August 2026.
500+ pre-built test assets, executed through Opkey and Azure DevOps by our D365 testing team.
D365 methodology & annual package26A through 26D, with two weeks between the test pod update and production, plus the Redwood transition reaching Supply Chain at 26D.
Automated Oracle EBS regression already delivered for a US consulting client.
Oracle methodology & annual packageTwo feature releases a year — R1 in March, R2 in September — plus weekly service updates, inside a Preview tenant window of about five weeks before production.
Coverage across HCM, Payroll, Financials and integrations.
How we test WorkdayHow we deliver. Our test engineers build and maintain the pre-built ERP test assets, executed on the Opkey automation platform and integrated into your Azure DevOps pipeline.
Each one ships on its own rhythm, and every update can change how finance, procurement and supply chain behave in production.
Rather than scoping regression testing again every release, we cover the year — and the year-one automation build sits inside the annual fee.
We test the logic behind your operations, not just whether the screen loads.
BOM and route configuration, production orders, MES and WMS integration, and cost accounting.
GL posting accuracy, multi-entity consolidation, period close and compliance validation.
POS, kiosks, mobile ordering and delivery integrations, with PCI DSS and peak-traffic stability.
Omnichannel orders, multi-warehouse distribution, replenishment and returns.
Project accounting, resource scheduling, time and expense approvals, milestone billing.
Policy administration, claims processing, underwriting rules and compliance testing.
D365, Oracle and globalization studies live on their own pages. These three span the rest.
A global benefits administration firm went from zero automation to 100+ regression scripts across seven modules. Regression now runs in about three hours per entity.
Case study70% of the Oracle EBS regression suite automated for a US consulting firm, with full coverage on every upgrade and two to three weeks cut from each cycle.
Case studyMicrosoft Dynamics load tested at 250 concurrent users, then tuned — a fifth off response times for the consultants who live in it all day.
Case studyEmbedded teams inside enterprise organisations, sized to the programme.
Engineers work inside your sprints and tooling, with your product context.
Functional, automation, API, performance, security and accessibility, from a 120+ bench.
CMMI Level 3 and ISO 27001 governance, not ad-hoc resourcing.
Teams flex through programme phases, from a small pod to large multi-workstream engagements.
Software testing alone since 2005. No implementation arm, no competing agenda.
Our longest client engagement has run 17 years. That only works when the team holding your test suite knows why each assertion is there — which is the argument for continuity over cheapest-available resourcing.
We test the logic behind the operation, not just whether the screen loads.
We don't implement ERP, so we're never signing off on our own build.
Our longest engagement has run 17 years and is still active.
Published by our ERP QA specialists — not theoretical guides.
We review your environment and flag the highest-risk gaps before the next release reaches production.
Free, typically 1–2 weeks, ending in a prioritised roadmap. One field to start.
Our QA team responds within one business day.