Automation Testing Services
Grawlix Software Private Limited offer Automation testing involves the use of specialized software tools to control the execution of tests, compare actual outcomes with expected results, and ensure that software behaves as intended. This approach is particularly effective in repetitive, time-consuming tasks in testing, which are prone to human error.
- Efficiency in Repetitive Tasks
- Faster Feedback
- Increased Test Coverage
- Improved Accuracy
- Cost-effective in the Long Run
- Reusable Test Scripts
- Continuous Integration & Delivery (CI/CD)
- Parallel Execution
Our Services of Automation Testing
Our Services
At Grawlix Software Private Limited, we bring the value to your product and ensure its secure, efficient and trustworthy with our different Software Testing Services, and QA services methodologies.
Functional Testing
Functional testing ensures that the application’s features work as expected according to the requirements. Automation is applied to validate specific functionalities without worrying about internal implementation details.Eg.Unit Testing,Integration Testing,End-to-End Testing etc.
Non-functional Testing
Non-functional testing focuses on how the system performs under various conditions, ensuring aspects like performance, usability, and security.Eg. Performance Testing,Load Testing,Stress Testing,Security Testing etc.
Cross-browser Testing
Cross-browser testing ensures that a web application behaves consistently across different browsers and versions. Automation tools are used to execute the same set of tests across various browser environments.
Regression Testing
Regression testing ensures that new code changes do not introduce bugs or break existing functionality. This is one of the most commonly automated types of testing, as it involves repeatedly testing the same functionalities after every change.
Smoke Testing
Smoke testing, also known as "sanity testing," is a quick check to determine if the major functionalities of the application are working properly after a new build or deployment. Automated smoke tests save time by providing a rapid feedback loop.
User Interface (UI) Testing
UI testing ensures that the graphical user interface of the application works as intended and provides the expected user experience. Automated UI tests mimic user actions like clicks, form submissions, and navigation.
API Testing
API testing automates the validation of the application’s backend services, ensuring that data is correctly handled between different layers. It focuses on sending requests to the API and verifying responses.
Acceptance Testing
Automated acceptance testing verifies whether the entire application meets the business requirements and functions as expected from a user’s perspective.
Mobile Testing
Mobile automation testing involves automating test cases for mobile applications, ensuring they work properly across different devices, operating systems, and screen sizes.
Data-driven Testing
Data-driven testing automates the process of running the same test case multiple times with different sets of data. This is useful for testing how a system handles a wide range of inputs.
Keyword-driven Testing
This type of testing uses keywords (predefined sets of actions) to represent common user actions, like "click" or "input text," which are then combined to create automated test scripts.
Build Verification Testing (BVT)
Also known as "build acceptance testing," this type verifies that the application build is stable enough for further testing. Automated BVT runs every time a new build is deployed.
More about Automation Testing
At Grawlix, we offer comprehensive software testing services to ensure the quality and reliability of your applications. Our services include Manual and Automated Testing,Functional Testing,Regression Testing,Performance Testing,Security Testing,Usability Testing. Choose Grawlix for reliable software testing services that help you deliver high-quality software products to your customers.
Automation Testing Technologies We Use
Our QA experts work dedicatedly with your team to create an end-to-end process that works consistently and rapidly while giving you all-time support and seamless feedback for your application.
Software Testing Technologies
Our QA experts work dedicatedly with your team to create an end-to-end process that works consistently and rapidly while giving you all-time support and seamless feedback for your application.

Junit

Nunit

TestNG

Mockito

PhpUnit

unitTest

Jest

Rspec

SoapUI

Postman

Selenium

Junit

Cucumber

TestNG

Appium

SauceLabs

Apache Jmeter

Load Runner

Gatling

Blaze Meter

NeoLoad

k6

WebLoad

OWASP

Burp Suite

Acunetix

Veracode

Sonar Qube

Nessus

Net Sparker

Synk

Selenium

Cypress

PlayWright

TastCafe

ProTractor

Cucumber

Appium

Gauge
Why Choose Us
Grawlix Software Private Limited is an excellent choice for your software development needs. The company’s focus on customized solutions, quality and reliability, customer support, competitive pricing, timely delivery, and innovation makes it a reliable partner for your software development projects.
If you want to be confident of quality assurance for your software, consider Grawlix for software testing since they have the best testing frameworks, and the right approach to getting your software bug-free

200+ Projects
Successfully Completed

14+ Years
Of Experience

92 %
Client Retention

40 +
Professionals
Expertise and Experience
Grawlix has professionalism and efficiency in software testing services and delivery of quality solutions that conform to the existing industry benchmarks and customer demands.
Transparent Process
In software testing, Grawlix practices communication and documentation that updates the client on the testing status, thus making the testing process open to the client.
Quality and Reliability
Grawlix being a software testing service provider offers quality and reliable software testing services to deliver dependable testing services that will help to analyze your software
Innovation
Grawlix embraces fresh ways of practicing software testing through improved and efficient methods and tools to offer you top-notch performance and reliability
Industries We Serve
We offer our services for various industries across the globe. Our solutions yield benefit in Internet-facing, collaborative and professional environments with a focus on optimization and expansion.
Stories From Our Customers
Very good company to work with. Great resources and work management. We are happy working with them.

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MD / RedCrop
Great experience with Grawlix Software Private Limited. They offered attentive and excellent communication.

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CTO/ Spark HRM
I have been working with Grawlix Software Private Limited for two years now, and happy with team efforts.

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CEO / RCU
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FAQ's
Automation testing is a software testing technique that uses automated tools and scripts to execute test cases, compare actual outcomes with expected outcomes, and report defects. It helps reduce manual effort, speed up testing processes, and improve accuracy.
Common types of testing that can be automated include:
- Functional Testing
- Regression Testing
- Unit Testing
- Integration Testing
- Performance Testing
- Load Testing
- Security Testing
- End-to-End Testing
- API Testing
Key benefits include:
- Faster test execution
- Increased test coverage
- Reduced human error
- Cost savings in the long run
- Easy regression testing
- Reusability of test scripts
- Early detection of bugs
- Improved test accuracy and consistency
We prioritize automating test cases that are:
- Repetitive and time-consuming
- Critical to the application’s functionality
- Highly prone to human error during manual testing
- Involve multiple data sets
- Key for regression testing
- Stable and unlikely to change frequently
We use a variety of industry-leading automation testing tools, including:
- Selenium (for web applications)
- Cypress (for modern front-end applications)
- Jenkins (for CI/CD integration)
- JUnit and TestNG (for unit testing)
- JMeter and LoadRunner (for performance testing)
- Appium (for mobile testing)
- Cucumber (for BDD testing)
- Postman and SoapUI (for API testing)
Yes, automation testing can be effectively used for both web and mobile applications. Tools like Selenium are commonly used for web automation, while tools like Appium are designed for mobile testing on iOS and Android platforms.
The time to set up automation testing depends on the complexity of the application, the number of test cases to be automated, and the automation tools used. Typically, we can develop an automation framework and begin automating test cases within a few weeks.
For applications that undergo frequent changes, we use flexible and modular test automation frameworks. We implement maintenance strategies, such as using version control and regularly updating scripts to reflect changes in the application. Automated regression tests help ensure stability after each update.
We offer automation testing services across a wide range of industries, including:
- Healthcare and Medical Devices
- Finance and Banking
- E-commerce and Retail
- Telecom
- Manufacturing
- Logistics and Supply Chain
- Automotive
- Education and eLearning
- Entertainment and Media
We follow best practices to ensure secure automation testing, including:
- Using encrypted communication for sensitive data
- Performing secure code reviews for test scripts
- Integrating security tools in our CI/CD pipelines to identify vulnerabilities
- Isolating test environments for sensitive applications
- Regularly updating testing tools and frameworks to address any security risks
Yes, we can integrate our automation testing processes with your CI/CD pipeline using tools like Jenkins, GitLab, and CircleCI. This ensures that automated tests are triggered with every code commit or build, improving the overall efficiency of the development process.
We generate detailed test reports that include:
- The total number of test cases executed
- The number of passed, failed, and skipped tests
- Logs of test execution
- Screenshots and error logs for failed tests
- Comparison of actual and expected results
- Graphical representations of trends and test outcomes
- Insights into areas that need attention