REGRESSION TESTS

Continuous improvement while continuing to operate

When it comes to ensuring the proper functioning of a payment platform, constant software regression testing must be carried out.

This process must be done constantly to avoid system failures or crashes that could make you the victim of a loss of reputation or competitiveness that could put you out of the market.  

This type of testing processes is not only carried out at the operational level, they are also an important part of the work of QA or Quality Assurance, which, as its name suggests, is responsible for verifying the software quality processes. This area is in charge of regression testing, one of the most important when it comes to maintaining a stable and continuous system that guarantees the success of the business.  

What are regression tests and what is their purpose?

Regression testing is the testing performed to verify that a change or new feature added in the software code does not affect or cause failures in the already existing functionality of the payment ecosystem or product derived from it.
Regression refers to a regression during a process or action and this is precisely what is sought when performing one of these tests: retesting the functional parts of an ecosystem to obtain good results in terms of the functionalities already established within the software.
In this sense, regression tests usually have automation processes since they are in charge of testing functionalitiesalready existing in the code, they can be applied frequently without having to resort to the development of new tests, which helps to accelerate the process of incorporating new functionalities to your ecosystem, bringing with it the satisfaction of the customers who are benefited by them.

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At CLAI PAYMENTS® Technologies we have developed and perfected this type of testing through PAYTESTER®, a payment simulator and testing system that, besides allowing you to identify transactional limits and work on the prevention and recognition of the reasons for different service breaks, helps you to clearly understand how the transaction load can affect your payment systems and the limitations or errors in order to always be one step ahead.  

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