Microsoft ships Dynamics 365 continuously, Oracle quarterly, Workday twice plus weekly. We validate the business processes running through your ERP — before every update reaches production.
Across D365, Oracle and Workday, major releases and quarterly updates touch the operational logic your finance, procurement and supply chain teams run on daily. These are the four patterns we see consistently — before and after every release.
Your configured logic isn't vanilla. Vendor updates to core frameworks need testing against every customisation running in production.
ERP connects to MES, WMS, CRM and third-party systems via APIs that updates can silently version-bump.
Standard versus actual cost reconciliation, WIP posting and variance reporting rely on exact configuration.
Three-way matching and custom approval hierarchies are what teams feel immediately when something breaks.
Crestech has no implementation arm — we have lived by independent software testing alone since 2005. Three specialist practices, one discipline: find what breaks before your users do.
Dynamics 365, Oracle Fusion and Workday — validated at the business-process level before every vendor update reaches production. Functional validation by domain experts, automated regression through Opkey and Azure DevOps, and a go/no-go readiness decision you can defend to the board.
Explore ERP Release TestingInternationalization, localization and culturalization testing for products shipping into multiple languages, locales and regulatory regimes — the discipline behind a 4+ year engagement with Adobe's global release cycles.
See how we test globallyEmbedded quality engineering inside your organisation — functional, automation, performance, security and accessibility specialists working within your sprints and release cadence, governed through a Testing Centre of Excellence rather than resourced ad hoc.
How embedded teams workDynamics 365 F&O is our deepest practice. Oracle and Workday extend the same discipline.
Continuous service updates through the year and monthly PQUs, with a rolling roadmap since August 2026. A recent major D365 update alone changed the demand-supply planning engine and warehouse intelligence layer.
500+ pre-built test assets, executed through Opkey and Azure DevOps by our D365 testing team.
Full D365 methodology & packagesQuarterly updates — 26A through 26D — with roughly two weeks between test pod and production, plus the mandatory Redwood UI transition.
Automated Oracle EBS regression already delivered for a US consulting client.
Read the Oracle case studyTwo feature releases a year — R1 in March, R2 in September — plus weekly service updates, inside a five-week Preview tenant window.
Coverage across HCM, Payroll, Financials and integrations.
Talk to us about 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.
We test the logic behind your operations — not just whether the screen loads.

BOM and route configuration, production order validation, MES and WMS integration, and manufacturing cost accounting through every major release.

GL posting accuracy, multi-entity consolidation, period-close workflows and regulatory compliance validation across finance modules.

POS systems, kiosks, mobile ordering and delivery integrations — with PCI DSS and GDPR security testing and peak-traffic stability.

Omnichannel order processing, multi-warehouse distribution, inventory replenishment and returns workflows across connected commerce platforms.

Project accounting, resource scheduling, time and expense approval workflows and milestone billing accuracy.

Policy administration, claims processing, underwriting rules validation and regulatory compliance testing.
D365, Oracle and globalization case studies live on their own pages — these three span the rest of what we do.
Streamlined QA processes enabled an FMCG-based food ordering application to achieve shorter 'time to market' cycles.
Case Study →A QA Centre of Excellence for a global professional services provider, reaching 100% WCAG 2.0 Level AA compliance.
Case Study →Automated the testing suite for one of the largest cab services, achieving faster execution time and reduced manual effort.
Case Study →Beyond ERP release work, we run embedded quality engineering teams inside enterprise organisations — sized to the programme, governed as a Testing Centre of Excellence.
Engineers work inside your sprints, tooling and release cadence — with your product context, not at arm's length from it.
Functional, automation, API, performance, security, accessibility and compatibility specialists from a 120+ engineer bench.
CMMI Level 3 process discipline and ISO 27001 information security — structured QA governance, not ad-hoc resourcing.
Teams flex through programme phases, from a small pod to large multi-workstream engagements.
A product that passes every test in English can still fail the moment it ships in German, Japanese or Arabic — broken layouts, mistranslated strings, wrong date and currency formats, features that assume a locale they weren't built for. We've tested global releases for enterprise software vendors, including a 4+ year engagement inside Adobe's release cycles.
Verifying the product itself is built to support any locale — no hard-coded strings, correct Unicode handling, layouts that survive text expansion and right-to-left scripts, before a single translation is applied.
Validating the translated, market-specific build — linguistic accuracy in context, correct date, time, currency and number formats, and UI that still fits once the copy is three times longer.
Checking the product against local cultural, legal and regulatory expectations — imagery, colour, symbols, content rules and compliance requirements that vary by region and can block a release outright.
How we deliver. Functional QA engineers pair with in-market linguistic reviewers across each release cycle, so global builds are tested against the same release calendar as the domestic one — not bolted on afterwards.
We have lived by software testing alone since 2005 — no implementation arm, no competing agenda. Independent by design.
Our functional team knows the difference between a standard flow and a customised one. We test the logic behind the operation, not just the screen.
We do not implement ERP. That means no incentive to sign off on our own build — and no conflict when we report what we find.
Across 500+ clients, our longest engagement has run 17 years and is still active. Continuity matters when release cycles never stop.
Published by our D365 QA specialists — not theoretical guides.
Our specialists review your environment and identify the highest-risk gaps across finance, billing and supply chain — before the next release reaches production.