What a pilot validates
Answer the questions that decide the rollout.
- Can FlashTest interpret the selected test cases?
- Can the target mobile flows execute in the available device context?
- Does the captured evidence support QA and engineering review?
- Which failures require product refinement, test refinement, or environment work?
- What should the next rollout scope be?
Pilot inputs
What your team brings.
One iOS or Android application build
A focused group of high-value test cases
Test data and access required for those flows
One product/engineering owner
One QA owner
Success criteria agreed before execution
What you get back
Execution, evidence, and a fit assessment.
Parallel execution
Your bounded suite runs across virtual iOS and Android devices, with approved network conditions applied where a scenario needs them.
Reviewable evidence per run
Pass/fail status alongside video, screenshots, an execution timeline, device context, network logs, and a failure explanation.
A fit assessment
A shared read on where FlashTest handled the workflow well and where it needs human input, measured against your success definition.
Pilot process
A short, bounded sequence.
- 01
Discovery and workflow selection
- 02
Test-case and environment review
- 03
FlashTest setup and initial execution
- 04
Joint result review
- 05
Recommendation and next-step decision
Timeline and scope are confirmed after the discovery session.
Good pilot candidates
Workflows that tend to fit well.
A frequently repeated smoke or regression suite
A critical flow with costly manual execution
A workflow that produces difficult-to-triage failures
A scenario that benefits from controlled network behavior
Pilot pricing
Scoped after discovery.
Pilot pricing depends on application complexity, test scope, device context, and integration requirements. We confirm a fixed scope and commercial proposal after discovery.