How Your Request Becomes an Active Process
A Solution Architect, from Start to Rollout
With us, your point of contact doesn’t change when the project moves from sales to implementation. Your Solution Architect is involved from the very first workshop, is familiar with your systems, your testing processes, and the specifics of your industry—and remains your point of contact even after Testify has been up and running for some time. Most of this work is done remotely. When it makes more sense, we’ll be on-site, in the production hall, right next to the equipment.
A trial period precedes the decision
Preliminary Meeting
Submit Documents
Setup and Handover
Feedback and Decision
Explore
It’s not the software that comes first—it’s your process. In a joint workshop, we’ll examine how things are tested, documented, and approved—and where time is actually being wasted. This will lead to a shared understanding of what the project is supposed to achieve and how we’ll ultimately measure whether it was successful.
Implementation Phase
Development is now underway. Your inspection processes are being built using a modular approach; interfaces to the ERP and document management systems are being integrated, and roles and permissions are being mapped out. At the same time, we’re training the people who will be working with the system on a daily basis. By the end of this phase, your first inspection process will be up and running—in live operation, not just as a test.
Get Started
What works in the first phase can be applied to other inspection processes, other departments, and other plants. You’ll handle most of this yourselves, because your key users now know how it’s done. We’ll remain available to you—with the same person who was there on day one.
Our goal is for you not to need us
You remain in control
Knowledge stays within the company
The Manual as a Reference Guide
What Prospective Buyers Ask Before Making a Decision
How long does it take to implement Testify?
A typical Testify project goes live in 2 to 3 months. An experienced team in Linz manages the project in the DACH region, sets up the software, and trains the users. Users can create their first checklists during the testing phase, even without any programming knowledge.
Why is there a one-off setup & implementation fee?
The setup includes personal support from our Solutions Team. We set up your client individually according to your processes, train key users and employees and support you with best-practice workshops.
This means you start optimally prepared and avoid expensive adjustments or misconfigurations later on.
How do I get started?
After a live demo, we usually start with a 2-week trial in which all functions and processes in the software can be tested. If required, there is the option of a proof of concept or direct licensing. Our Customer Success Team will accompany you through each of these steps.
Can customers train trainers themselves?
Yes, this is recommended by Testify. In line with the key user principle, we recommend that you nominate one or more employees to ensure the transfer of knowledge. Based on this, the training of your end users can be ensured
Who conducts training courses?
The initial training is provided by Testify for the company’s defined key users. Further training for end users is usually carried out internally.
Is there a user manual?
Yes, there is a user manual and detailed release notes that are provided via the key users.
Can own requirements and further developments be commissioned?
Yes, customer-specific requirements can be planned and implemented in compliance with the Testify standard development process.
Your free potential discussion
In a 45-minute remote conversation, our industry experts identify the greatest efficiency potential in your testing processes and show you what can be realized with Testify.
