Flaky tests: why your automated tests fail when nothing changed
Flaky tests pass one run and fail the next. What causes them, why test data is the main cause in business systems, and how to fix them for good....
06 October, 2026 No commentTest automation as a service: we set up, run and maintain your automated regression tests. Maintenance is our job, not a side task for your team. Your team stays in control of what ships.
Two starting points, one goal: tests that keep running, release after release.
Every release, your testers click through the same checks again, and the release waits for them.
Up to 70%less manual regression testing
For teams that still run their regression tests by hand.
One person built most of it, nobody else understands it, and broken tests get skipped just for now.
Back under controldocumented, maintained, not dependent on one person
‘We get clear reporting on our bugs, and they think along on where the problem might come from, to fix it.’
‘Nekst IT is able to understand the business very fast, so they can think along on what to automate and what not.’
‘We are able to release on demand thanks to the automated regression suite.’
Testing keeps pace with development, so releases go out on time.
One fixed monthly fee you can budget for, instead of the cost of hiring and overhead.
Your testers spend their time on the work that needs them, not on upkeep.
We work on the result as a team, so nothing depends on one person.
It's a managed service: we build, run and maintain your automated tests for a fixed monthly fee. So your testing keeps pace with your releases, instead of holding them up.
A maintained test suite for your application: UI, API and integration tests, built into your CI/CD pipeline. It grows as fast as you ship.
Trained engineers alongside your team, in your tools or ours. We join your refinements and sprints, or stay in the background. Your call.
Reports when you want them, coverage that grows with you, and a test suite that stays yours: documented and transferable.
We review your current testing with your team, including any automation you already have, and find the bottlenecks.
Together we set goals for speed and reliability, and decide what comes first.
A working proof of concept, with regular reports so you keep the overview.
We expand coverage as your applications change, and keep the tests running.
Recruit and onboard automation engineers yourself
Build and maintain your own frameworks
Maintenance competes with new work, and loses
Knowledge sits with one or two people
Variable cost, hard to predict
Your team's focus is split
Our team is ready from day one
Frameworks built and maintained for you
Maintenance is our job, every release
Knowledge sits with our team and in documentation
One fixed monthly fee
Your team focuses on the work that needs it
With a short, free assessment. We look at how your product is built, released and tested today, and where testing slows you down. Together we pick the business-critical flows to automate first, so the effort goes where it reduces the most risk. Then we agree on the approach and priorities, before any commitment.
That's a common starting point. We look at what's there, keep what works, and improve or rebuild what has become hard to maintain. You build on your investment instead of starting over.
Yes. We review what's there, document it and bring it under maintenance, so it keeps running without depending on one person.
Usually a working proof of concept within the first month. A stable test suite builds from there. Automation isn't instant: it pays off more over time when it's set up properly.
It fits with whatever you have today. We bring the tools, people, frameworks and maintenance, so there's nothing to build or hire. Your testers stay focused on new features, while we run the repetitive regression tests and keep them up to date.
You do. We build it, document it and keep it maintainable, so it stays yours and you don't depend on us. If you want to bring it in-house later, everything is transferable.
One fixed monthly fee you can budget for, without the cost of hiring and keeping specialists. The exact setup depends on your product and scope. That's what the free assessment is for.
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