A tester in your team within a week. Embedded in your sprints or on a scoped engagement, filing bugs your developers can act on.
Functional testing checks that your software does what it's supposed to: correct journeys, correct outputs, correct error handling. We find the bugs while there is still time to fix them, embedded in your team or on a scoped engagement. This is the service spriteCloud was founded on in 2009, and it has run across digital agencies, enterprise platforms, and SaaS products at every stage of delivery.
Functional testing done well requires more than a test plan and a checklist. It requires someone who understands the product, knows where edge cases hide, and can communicate findings in a way that actually gets bugs fixed before the launch window closes.
We work inside your team: joining your stand-up, testing in the same environment your users will, raising blockers in time to act on them. And when you'd rather hand testing over entirely, we scope it as a project with its own test lead.
This is the service spriteCloud was founded on in 2009. Digital agencies, startups on tight deadlines, enterprise UAT programmes at scale: we have run functional testing in every context that exists. That experience shows.
Most projects need a combination, not a different supplier for each type. The six below are the core; smoke, system integration, and UI testing come with the same team. One tester who moves between these without a handoff beats a specialist who does only one.
Full user journey coverage from the front end down to the database. We test what users actually do, including the paths your developers didn't think about.
Structured UAT sessions with business stakeholders. Test cases written, sessions facilitated, defects tracked, and sign-off documentation produced from start to finish.
Confirming that yesterday's code still works after today's release. Risk-prioritised: we cover the highest-impact journeys first, not the longest list.
Unscripted investigation of edge cases, unexpected paths, and the things users will do that no one wrote a test case for. This is where experience counts most.
Consistent behaviour across the browser and device matrix your users actually use, not just the browsers on your developers' desks.
Testing the logic layer directly, not just through the UI. Response validation, error handling, and integration paths that a front-end test won't catch.
Tell us where you are in the project. Scope, timeline, access: one call covers it.