QA and UAT teams
Regression.
Acceptance runs against your configuration, not the vendor's reference build.
Insurance
Policy systems change slowly. The people using them do not.
Claims desktops and policy administration suites are decades deep and heavily customised. The interface is the only stable contract, so that is what the agent uses.
Where it works
What the agent drives.
Through the screen alone.
Survives customisation · No vendor hooks needed · Cross-system work
- Policy administration suites
- Claims handling desktops
- Broker and partner portals
- Document and correspondence systems
- Virtualised legacy applications
The problem
Vendor automation hooks assume a stock configuration you do not have, which is why acceptance testing is manual and why the back office is a room of people re-keying between systems.
How it works
Agentic test automation
for every release.
Regression on the real system, evidence for every step, and the scale to run it all, every day.
Quality and compliance
Evidence.
Every run leaves a verdict, a screenshot and the agent's reasoning for each step, ready for review and audit.
Test management
Scale.
Thousands of tests a day across variants, devices and releases, in CI, without a script to maintain.
Insurance specs
- Enterprise apps
- ServiceNow, SAP, Siemens Teamcenter, Citrix and VDI: regression before every upgrade, and the same tests on a schedule in production.
- What the sector requires
- Personal data stays inside your perimeter
- Reproducible record of every automated action
- ISO 27001 certified, GDPR compliant
- Targets
- WindowsWebmacOSDevice fleets
- Often compared with
- Tricentis ToscaTestCompleteUFT OneComputer use
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