Snaptracs, Qualcomm Inc, subsidiary company, is a global provider of wearable tracking devices for pets. Being one of the major players on the market, it was subsequently acquired by Whistle, the VC-backed world pet technology leader.
Tagg, GPS Pet Tracker & Activity Monitor, is a wearable device, complemented by the corresponding software product, that enables pet owners to locate and track the activities of their pets remotely. The system provides precise GPS information through timely notifications and ensures the well-being of the pet. That is why the mobile app and website accuracy along with speed were of utmost importance to our client.
The applied efforts resulted in significant time and cost savings: The QA process is 100% automated and runs independently without any additional engineering effort. It allows the operations and development teams to spend more time improving the system and deploy changes more frequently.
In this regard, we have achieved the following results:
The dedicated team, consisting of two QA Engineers and a Project Manager, was responsible for the testing and quality assurance activities. The complete QA automation process took 5 months.
WebDriver, the platform and language-neutral interface, was used to automate web application testing. The open source tool, Appium, was chosen as a mobile automation tool for iOS and Android, due to its support for WebDriver library, accuracy and scalability. In addition, the project toolset included: Java, Git, Eclipse IDE, Saucelabs, Bamboo Cloud, Jira, and Bitbucket.