Everything Quality Needs, Governed in One Place.
Covers the full quality lifecycle, on top of the tools and frameworks you already use.
Requirement Governance
Anyone can raise a request. Nobody can raise an untestable one.
- Most platforms in this category enter the lifecycle at test execution. By then the requirement has already been written, estimated and built. RabbitQA starts earlier. The agent reads whatever arrives, a Word document, a Confluence page, a sixty-page specification, and asks the questions a senior analyst would ask. What is missing. What contradicts what. What nobody can actually test.
- The requirement that comes back is scored on clarity, completeness, acceptance criteria and technical detail, and a named person approves it before a sprint commits to anything. Reject it and the reason is on the record.
AI-Powered Test Generation
Most generators need a finished user story to work from. This one takes the specification, the Confluence page, the screenshot or the page URL, whatever the requirement actually lives in.
- Point it at the source and the cases come back written: happy paths, edge cases and negative scenarios, each with preconditions, steps and expected results. A test case a human can run and a runner can automate.
- When the requirement changes, you regenerate against the new version and see the old case and the new one side by side before either wins. Comparing two versions of a specification also surfaces the regression coverage the change now needs. That is the part that decides whether your suite is still telling the truth a year from now.
1,248 test cases
92% AI-generated
Checkout, invalid coupon rejected
AI-generated · updated
Payment, 3-D Secure fallback
AI-generated · updated
Login, 2FA code expiry
AI-generated · updated
Orchestrated Execution
Keep your Selenium suite. Keep your Playwright specs. Keep the pipeline your team already argued about once.
- RabbitQA orchestrates what you have rather than asking you to rewrite it. Selenium, Gauge, Cucumber, Robot Framework, JUnit, TestNG and xUnit projects run as they are.
- Scenarios run against whichever environment you point them at, on runners inside your own network. Failures come back named and stepped, with a screenshot of the state that broke, so the first question in the morning is which step, not which test.
- Web, desktop, mobile, API and RoboClick project types. Gauge, Cucumber, Robot, JUnit, TestNG, xUnit, Postman, Recorder and AI Agent frameworks, plus SAP, Oracle and Logo Tiger .
Utilization
Pass Rate
78%
Abort Rate
2%
Cross Platform Coverage
Web, mobile, desktop, API and physical POS terminals. One workspace, one set of results.
- 150+ real iOS and Android handsets come as a module rather than a second vendor contract, with session recordings and issue logging straight into Jira and Slack.
- And where software-only testing stops, RoboClick keeps going: real card transactions on physical POS hardware. It is the part of a payment journey no browser automation can reach, and it is usually where acceptance defects hide.
Accessibility Testing and Regulatory Testing
Accessibility is normally a report someone commissions three weeks before launch, followed by a backlog nobody schedules.
- Here it runs inside the project rather than beside it. WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 checks execute against your URLs, authenticated pages included, validated against European Accessibility Act requirements. Screen reader coverage across JAWS, NVDA and VoiceOver comes with the engagement, run by our QA team and reported back into the same project as the automated findings.
- Every failure comes back with a suggested fix, not just a complaint: the WCAG reference, what to change, and how to verify it. The score is kept per project with its history, so you can see whether the number is moving.
Production Health
Most platforms hand you a green pipeline and stop there. The next thing you hear is a customer.
- HealthCheck stays on after the release. Scheduled checks run against your production endpoints, an incident opens the moment one stops responding, and recurring failures surface as a pattern rather than a series of separate surprises.
- Email, Slack and webhook alerts fire on the same event. The first person to hear about an outage is on your team.
Bring Your Own Model
Your model, your keys, your contract.
- Most platforms route every request through their own model, on their own bill. RabbitQA connects to OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, Gemini or Anthropic, or runs local models entirely on-premise so no prompt leaves your infrastructure.
- Your own model usage consumes none of your platform allowance. Your AI cost stays on a contract you negotiated, and you can change model without changing platform.
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API Standards.docx
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Release Process.pdf
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Configured once · every team works from the same context
Migration and Import
The coverage you spent three years building does not become a sunk cost because you changed platform.
- Existing test cases and test sets import from Excel or TestRail. API collections import from Postman, OpenAPI, Swagger, HAR, WSDL or a raw cURL command. Day one starts from your own regression suite rather than an empty workspace.
- No migration project. No professional services line item. Your coverage does not start over because your platform did.
Evidence and Audit
Every requirement links to its test cases. Every run links to its result. Every approval carries a name and a timestamp.
- That chain is not a reporting feature bolted on at the end. It is a by-product of how the platform works, which is why it still holds up when someone asks about a release from eight months ago.
- When a regulator asks whether a specific rule was tested and who signed it off, the answer is one screen. Most teams answer that question with two to four weeks of manual gathering.
- PCI-DSS, PSD2, GDPR, KVKK, EAA, BaFin.
Audit-ready · unbroken chain
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