QA and release management
Regression.
Regression across the estate before a release reaches the platform.
Rail & Transportation
Systems that run in public, for thirty years.
Vending machines, dispatch desks and passenger displays are long-lived, physically distributed, and unforgiving when they fail. Testing them by hand does not scale to the estate.
Proof
Deutsche Bahn
80% less testing time.
Deutsche Bahn cut testing time by 80% across its automation suite.
Read the case studyThe problem
A ticket machine in a station, a dispatcher's terminal and a platform display are three different stacks with one thing in common: the only reliable way to check them has been to send a person to look.
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.
Rail & Transportation specs
- What it drives
- Ticket vending machines
- Dispatch and control-room terminals
- Passenger information displays
- Booking and back-office web systems
- Legacy desktop clients
- 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
- Deterministic replay, so a fault report can be reproduced exactly
- Deployment inside the operator's own perimeter
- Accessible evidence for public-sector reporting
- At a glance
- Estate-wide coverage · Legacy and modern side by side · Runs unattended
- Often compared with
- Playwright, Selenium and CypressAppiumComputer use
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