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Overview

Infosys Low-code No-code application testing services are built with the right approach to suit your needs at every stage of maturity in the low-code no-code adoption journey. Our differentiated approach to test automation identifies risks upfront and addresses the same through quality assurance (QA) solutions, which are low code. Infosys Low-code No-code application testing services help achieve faster, reliable, and scalable application releases.

Our service offerings include risk assessments, multi-faceted test automation, end-to-end business processes testing, resilience testing, and cloud and infrastructure validation.

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How Infosys Low-code No-code application testing services help enterprises?

Our IP tools such as Infosys test automation workbench, script-less test automation for API and microservices, RPA BOT factory, multi-faceted test automation framework, Infosys Experience Validation suite, and Infosys Quality Engineering platform deliver 99.8% superior quality at 35% optimized cost and help achieve 3x faster time to market.

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Challenges & Solutions

Infosys Quality Engineering platform ensures traceability and higher test governance across partial and full life cycle of low-code no-code applications

Testing solutions designed to validate resilience and scalability. These solutions are built on open-source technology enabling easy plug and play integration with low-code no-code platforms

Infosys’ multi-faceted test automation framework addresses functional and non-functional validation with a universal test automation framework. This enables in-sprint automation testing achieving 3x faster time to market

Unlike traditional test automation frameworks, Infosys solutions for test automation of low-code no-code applications are low code in nature and allow script-less test automation across functional and non-functional testing types