Our goal is to simplify tedious testing, and we offer continuous testing.

ARRANGILITY solved such concerns and provides continuous testing.

Complex tests also complicate bug analysis.

Simple tests are easy to fix.

Testing is successful when processes and tests are continually arranged.

ARRANGILITY provides automated testing services for web and mobile application. We specialize in E2E and API testing at the top of the testing pyramid and automating testing here, potential bugs can be found quickly. By using our services, you will be able to integrate testing not only in agile, which is a quick iterative process, but also in waterfall processes. At any point in the DevOps process, we can help you increase the value of your services through successful test automation.

ARRANGILITY provides automated testing services for websites and mobile apps in e-commerce. We do not provide language-dependent test automation. We provide automated testing services for the requirements, functionality, and behavior of externally connected systems/apps. We don't make you wait to get started. We build a mechanism for continuous test execution and keep tests ready to run at any time. Why not introduce automated testing to improve release speed?

It provides simple and continuous testing by automating the following tests

Functional testing

Acceptance testing

Scenario testing

Regression Testing

Smoke Testing

We have been working with test automation for more than 10 years now, providing automated testing to a wide variety of customers and solving all kinds of problems.We have also created the concept of "Test automation Circles" which is a necessary part of test automation.The test automation we provide is strongly based on this concept!

“Test Automation Circles” is a graphic representation of the key points we look for when building and continuing E2E test automation. We believe that by moving from the center of the concentric circles outward, and by examining and implementing each item of the concentric circles simultaneously, we can achieve "less failure-prone and more continuous" test automation.