400+ Screens, Limited Regression Coverage
HakedişPlus contains more than 400 unique screens. The team recognized that manually testing every workflow before each release was unrealistic. As the application expanded, maintaining regression coverage became increasingly difficult.
Hidden Defects Remained Undetected
The limitations of manual testing became clear once automation was introduced. More than 20 long-standing defects were uncovered in complex workflows that manual testing had failed to identify. Without automated regression testing, those issues would likely have continued reaching customers.
No Dedicated QA Function
At the time, Oska did not have a dedicated QA engineer. Testing responsibilities were distributed across the support organization, limiting the team's ability to build a systematic quality process.
"Ranorex has empowered us to automate a vast library of over 300 screens, identifying dozens of improvements that were previously missed during manual testing. This shift to automated quality control is significantly enhancing our development speed and ensuring that our customers receive the most stable version of our software."
Result
Rather than changing its release schedule, Oska focused on improving confidence within its existing development process. The team began by prioritizing automation for approximately 80 of the application's most critical screens and built more than 50 automated test scenarios within the first months of adoption. Today, automated regression tests run after code updates, helping the team identify issues earlier and reduce reliance on time-consuming manual validation.
20+ Long-Standing Defects Identified Before Release
Within the first two months of automated testing, Ranorex Studio uncovered more than 20 defects that had gone undetected for years during manual testing. Each issue generated a fix request, allowing the team to resolve problems before customers encountered them.
50–100 Manual Testing Hours Saved Per Test Cycle
Previously, executing more than 50 regression scenarios manually required an estimated 50 to 100 hours of effort per testing cycle. Those same scenarios can now run automatically, reducing repetitive work and allowing team members to focus on higher-value activities.
A QA Function
Begins to Take Shape
Before Ranorex, testing was a shared responsibility handled by support staff. Today, Oska has hired a dedicated Junior QA Engineer and invested in automation skills internally, training a support team member to develop automated test scenarios. The company isn't simply running more tests—it's building a quality organization capable of scaling alongside the product.
Fast Integration with Existing Tools
The team integrated Ranorex with Azure DevOps in just two days, including time to learn the platform and configure permissions. Jira integration is also underway as part of a broader company-wide migration effort.
Building Toward Greater Release Confidence
Oska plans to expand its automated testing library to 200–300 scenarios by the end of the year. Looking further ahead, the team expects that reaching 300 to 400 automated scenarios will significantly reduce post-release defects and further increase confidence in every release.
Looking Ahead
For Oska, test automation is no longer simply a way to reduce manual effort. It has become a framework for improving software quality, strengthening release confidence, and building a scalable QA process around a growing product. As automated coverage continues to expand, the team is moving toward a future where quality validation is consistent, repeatable, and embedded throughout the development lifecycle.
What Could Better Test Coverage Reveal to You?
Applications with hundreds of screens and complex workflows often contain defects that manual testing struggles to uncover consistently. Ranorex helps teams build reliable regression coverage, identify issues earlier, and release with greater confidence.
Learn how Ranorex can help your team build a more scalable, effective testing process.
