As happens in any unique field of activity, the insurance pipeline abounds in industry-specific operations that largely rely on professional software. When the latter functions smoothly, quote issuing, billing, claims processing, and other routine tasks are performed efficiently and quickly, thus increasing the overall productivity and ROI of your organization.
This is the overarching goal testers and QA experts strive to achieve. Whether the end users of the solution are the company management, rank-and-file personnel, or clients, all of them should be able to utilize an easy-to-operate, intuitive, and error-free software system that lives up to their expectations in terms of performance and functionality.
In the digitally fueled 21st century, cybercrime is growing apace. Moreover, it tends to concentrate on those areas where malefactors can get maximum profit by accessing the financial or personal data of people. The insurance industry is one of such fields in which the security of systems and the safety of databases vitally depend on efficient testing.
A disgruntled customer will hardly make use of your insurance company’s services (to say nothing of continuing cooperation with it in the future) if the app or website they try to leverage is too complicated and confusing, crashes often, or takes ages to download. By testing it properly, you will eliminate such issues and turn one-time visitors into loyal clients.
Preliminary analysis
Devising testing strategy
Test execution
QA optimization
The length of the testing procedure is hard to measure unless we are aware of the following factors.
To calculate the sum you will have to allocate for conducting testing and QA of your solution, we need to know the following aspects: