Structuring software quality,
from diagnosis to facts
A QA approach based on facts, traceability and long-term readability.
Why does QA become difficult to manage over time?
In most organizations, QA does not lack tools.
It lacks long-term readability.
Over time:
- test intentions get lost;
- links between requirements, scenarios and results fade;
- decisions rely on interpretations.
This is not a tooling problem, but a long-term understanding issue.
FAST · Frame
QA audit & diagnostic
- Analysis of existing QA practices
- Assessment of quality maturity and traceability
- Identification of risks related to loss of long-term readability
Align and structure QA practices without distorting them.
FAST · Align
QA maturity & practice alignment support
- Implementation of adapted testing methods and tools
- Support for FAST Framework deployment
- Structuring existing QA practices
Supporting teams toward autonomy and QA maturity.
FAST · Support
QA training & ongoing support
- Fact-based and traceability-oriented QA fundamentals
- Testing methods (functional, BDD, exploratory)
- Long-term team support
Train, transfer knowledge and empower teams.
FAST · Framework
Fact-based test traceability
- CLI to collect and structure test facts
- QA connectors (manual and automated tests)
- Fact-based read-only WebApp (facts-only)
Sustainably capitalizing test facts through a neutral and readable technical foundation.
is not a testing tool.
It is a fact-based framework.