Flagship service

Test coverage assessment

A structured two-week review for engineering leads who need defensible coverage numbers and a plan their squad can execute without pausing feature work.

Engineers whiteboarding test scenarios on a glass wall

Who this is for

Product companies in South Africa with one or more deployable services, existing automated tests, and pressure from customers or regulators to show what is actually exercised before release. Typical teams are ten to eighty engineers with mixed experience writing assertions.

Outcome you receive

A coverage atlas tied to business capabilities—not just folders—plus a ranked backlog of test additions and refactors. You also get a readout deck suitable for engineering and risk committees.

Scope (included)

Out of scope

Provider & delivery

Led by a SignalCrest principal consultant with eight or more years in test automation. Delivery is remote with optional on-site kickoff at 29 Oxford Road,Rosebank,Gauteng,2196 for Gauteng-based clients.

Process & timeline

  1. Day 0–1: Access, architecture interview, agree risk tiers.
  2. Day 2–6: Instrumentation, baseline runs, heat maps.
  3. Day 7–9: Pairing on gaps, draft backlog.
  4. Day 10: Readout with leads; handover of artefacts.

Preparation

Ensure CI can produce coverage artefacts, name three modules that would hurt most if they failed silently, and invite a product owner to the readout.

Pricing basis

Fixed fee from R 48 000 excluding VAT for a single service repository up to ~150k LOC; multi-repo programmes quoted after the scope call. See rates for factors that adjust the estimate.

Next step

Request a scope call and select “Test coverage assessment” in the form.