Xray specialists for your dedicated team.

Where Xray fits in a long-term product team.

Keeping test management in Jira removes a synchronisation problem. When tests are issues, the link from requirement to test to defect is built in, and there is no mapping between two systems to keep in sync.

Traceability is the reason it appears in regulated work. Being able to demonstrate which tests cover which requirement, when they last ran and what the result was, is an audit requirement in several sectors, and assembling that by hand from separate tools is expensive and error-prone.

What your dedicated team does with Xray.

Test management adds administrative weight, and whether that is justified depends entirely on the regulatory and organisational context. A team with no audit requirement often gets more value from tests in the repository next to the code.

Making that judgement is part of test strategy through a dedicated QA and testing team.

Common Xray use cases.

• Coverage traced to requirements A native link from requirement to test to defect, with no mapping to maintain.
• Automation results in the same place Pipeline results reported into Jira, so one view covers manual and automated coverage.
• Audit evidence without assembly Execution history available on demand, in one place.

Adding Xray skills to your team.

Test management is adopted where traceability is required. That judgement is made at scoping, as described in how an assignment runs.

Xray specialists join your team remotely as dedicated, full-time team members, selected, employed and managed by us in Chiang Mai and Bangkok. Companies that hire offshore developers through Azendo add the skill at the next monthly cycle.