Executing test cases answers one main question: does the product work as intended?
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Software test cases are a list of steps a QA engineer should make within the product to achieve a certain result. In case the goal can’t be reached, the test case is marked as failed. Manual testers take responsibility for the test case execution routine, in an attempt to expose defects and errors, while you get free space for implementing new business ideas.
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Test case execution is the process of running predefined test cases to verify that each part of your software works correctly. It ensures that all features behave as expected according to business and technical requirements.
It provides structured, repeatable validation of your product’s quality. Executing test cases helps detect defects early, confirm bug fixes, and maintain consistency across multiple builds or releases.
Our QA team and global testers execute your test cases step by step on real devices and environments. Each test is documented with results, screenshots, and comments through the Ubertesters platform for full transparency.
Yes. If you don’t already have written test cases, our QA experts can design and document them based on your product requirements, user stories, or acceptance criteria.
Functional, regression, localization, usability, and exploratory testing, we can execute all types of test cases depending on your project needs and QA goals.
Our certified QA engineers and experienced global testers perform the tests, following detailed instructions and reporting findings in real time.
Yes. You can define test priorities, focusing on high-risk or critical functionalities first and we’ll align execution accordingly to maximize efficiency.
You’ll receive comprehensive reports that include test coverage, success rates, defects found, severity levels, and visual documentation of failed cases.
Our QA leads review and update your test cases as new features are added or workflows change, ensuring your test suite always reflects the latest product version.
Yes. Once issues are resolved, we re-execute the relevant test cases to confirm that fixes work and haven’t affected other areas of the application.
Ideally, after each new build or major release. Regular execution ensures continuous quality and helps maintain product stability as new updates are rolled out.
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