Independent QA and test automation
Software testing company in Saudi Arabia
Our QA team tests web platforms, mobile apps and business systems for Saudi companies, whether we built them or another vendor did, with a focus on Arabic interfaces, payments, e-invoicing and peak-season load.
Independent testing before you accept a vendor's work
Many Saudi companies commission software from one vendor and have no testers of their own to check it. Acceptance then happens by clicking around for an afternoon, and problems surface after go-live. We act as an independent QA team on your side. We review the requirements, write test cases your business users can read, run them on each delivery and report defects with clear steps to reproduce.
For teams that already have developers, we provide testers who join your sprints, work in your Jira or Azure DevOps board and build an automated regression suite with Playwright, Cypress or Appium. The suite runs on every change in your pipeline, so an update to checkout does not quietly break invoicing. Manual exploratory testing continues alongside it for the cases scripts miss.
Arabic, payment and ZATCA e-invoice testing
Arabic interfaces fail in ways English testers rarely notice. We check right-to-left layouts, truncated labels, mixed Arabic and English text, Eastern Arabic numerals, Hijri dates, Arabic search and sorting, and PDF invoices and reports in both languages. Tests run on the iPhones and mid-range Android phones common in the Kingdom, not only on a desktop browser.
Payment flows are tested with mada, Apple Pay, STC Pay and instalment providers in their sandboxes, including declines, 3-D Secure failures, partial refunds and timeouts. For e-invoicing, we validate that XML files, QR codes, invoice hashes and VAT totals match ZATCA rules, using ZATCA's validation tools and sandbox, and that cleared or reported status is recorded correctly when the platform is slow or rejects an invoice.
Load testing before Ramadan, White Friday and Riyadh Season
Saudi traffic is seasonal. Retail and delivery apps see sharp peaks in the evenings of Ramadan, on White Friday, around salary day and on National Day. Booking and ticketing systems spike with events. We model these peaks with JMeter or k6, run load and stress tests against a staging copy of your system, and show where response times climb or errors start.
The report lists the bottlenecks in order of impact, such as slow database queries, missing caches, payment callbacks that time out or servers that do not scale out in time. After fixes, we run the same test again so you see the difference. For systems that must stay up, we also test failover and recovery before the season, not during it.
Testing services for Saudi teams
- Independent acceptance testing of software delivered by another vendor
- Automated regression suites in Playwright, Cypress, Selenium and Appium
- Arabic right-to-left and bilingual localisation testing on real devices
- ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoice validation: XML, QR code, hash chain and VAT totals
- Payment testing for mada, Apple Pay, STC Pay, Tabby and Tamara
- Load and stress testing with JMeter and k6 before seasonal peaks
- API testing with Postman for ERP, gateway and government platform integrations
Built for the market
Test coverage specific to the Kingdom
- Test plans that include Ramadan hours, Hijri date edge cases and the Sunday to Thursday week.
- E-invoice checks against ZATCA's sandbox and validation rules before live submission.
- Device coverage based on the phones and browsers Saudi users actually have.
- Masked or synthetic test data, so real customer records are not copied into test systems, in line with PDPL.
- Defect reports written in English, with Arabic screenshots annotated for your business users.
- Time zone
- Saudi Arabia is two hours behind Lahore. We shift our day so your morning stand-up and afternoon reviews fall inside our hours.
- Payments we integrate
- mada, STC Pay, HyperPay, Moyasar, PayTabs, Tabby
- Tax and data
- Built for 15% VAT and ZATCA e-invoicing (FATOORA), including Phase 2 integration where it applies. Personal data handled in line with the Saudi Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL).
- Language
- Arabic first, with English as a second language and right-to-left layouts throughout.
Questions
Software testing: common questions
Yes. This is one of our most common Saudi engagements. We need access to a test environment, the requirements or contract scope, and a contact at the vendor. We write test cases, run them on each delivery and give you a clear defect list, so acceptance is based on evidence rather than impressions.
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