Tool sprawl
Functional, performance and data checks live in separate products, each with its own license, app model and dashboard.
Prove every team follows one quality standard
The Qventis Engine gives every team one plain-English language for web, desktop, terminal, packaged apps, API and data. Qventis One adds AI policy per line of business and Quality View, so you can show auditors who approved what and how it was tested.
- Business testers and SDETs, same steps
- Zero AI tokens at run time
- Audit evidence on demand
| Line of business | AI policy | Approver role |
|---|---|---|
| Retail banking | Generate with approval | Test lead |
| Payments | Off | QA manager |
| Wealth | Suggest | Test lead |
| Internal tools | Generate with approval | Senior SDET |
What a CoE is up against
Different AI rules everywhere
One team uses AI freely, another bans it, and nobody can show which policy applied to which test.
Scattered evidence
When an auditor asks who approved a change and how it was tested, the answer takes days to assemble.
The controls a CoE needs
One governed language
Universal verbs mean the same thing on every channel. A sentence that doesn't parse is not a step.
- Lint rules set centrally, tightened per project
- Vision recognition for desktop and terminal screens
- Every engine reports into one Quality View
AI policy per scope
Each line of business, project or module gets its own AI setting, model and data residency zone.
- Off, suggest, or generate with approval
- Model choice per scope
- Policy applies to people and agents alike
Roles and enterprise admin
Tailor role-based access to each team and manage tenants, lines of business and identity centrally.
- Authors never solely approve their own work
- SSO and SCIM provisioning
- Access denied by default
Evidence for auditors
Every test, run, heal and sign-off leaves a record you can export to your SIEM.
- Follow a requirement to the tests that cover it
- See what each check expected and saw
- Name the person who approved the release
Adopt in stages
Start where the pain is sharpest and grow into one platform. Each stage keeps the tests you already wrote.
- Qventis Engine: fill the desktop gap first
- Qventis Automate: add Studio and engines one at a time
- Qventis One: every engine and enterprise admin
Questions
Do we have to replace every tool at once?
No. Start with the Engine or Automate alongside what you run today, and retire point tools as you add engines.
How do we avoid lock-in?
Tests are Git-friendly, export to Playwright and run through the CLI or SDK on their own.
Leave with a staged rollout plan
Talk to us about a staged rollout that starts with your hardest app.