4 min read · Test Automation · Insurance & Healthcare

UI and API automation for a US health-plan digital platform

Quality Engineering · Test automation

  • UI automation
  • Azure DevOps
  • API testing

Engagement

How the work ran.

Client names and implementation details are withheld where they are not approved for publication.

Case study

Challenge

A US health-insurance product company needed functional and UI automation across benefit-plan management, onboarding, member/provider inquiry and contracts — with heavy test-data dependency and multiple client-specific workflows.

Approach

VST authored 6,500+ functional cases and 2,500+ UI scripts, automated regression through Azure DevOps, coordinated defect triage with development, and ran night-batch executions with emailed results.

Engagement model

Quality Engineering · Test automation

Technology

UI automation, Azure DevOps, API-assisted test data

Outcome

6,500+ functional cases and 2,500+ UI scripts in place; 580 defects caught before release.

Industry

Insurance & Healthcare

Practice

Quality Engineering

Value delivered

  • Night-batch execution automated continuous reporting to the client.
  • Defect prioritisation with development kept automation suites unblocked.
  • Coverage spanned major client workflows including eBS, eMS and UHG-style programmes.

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