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Build a stronger Oracle environment with Planit’s independent quality engineering and testing services. We’ll help you uncover risks, validate your systems and ensure every change, from routine updates to major migrations, goes smoothly.
Oracle systems need regular upgrades and improvements to work at their best. But every change, quarterly update and new integration has the potential to disrupt critical business processes. That’s what makes detecting these issues early so important. We want to make every change a welcome non-event!
It’s also why we work to give you a clearer picture of your Oracle system’s quality. At Planit, our independent specialists assess how thoroughly your applications have been tested, highlight potential gaps and provide practical recommendations to address outstanding risks.
Then, we can take testing off your hands. Through user acceptance testing (UAT), data assurance and functional testing, we make sure that your Oracle applications support the way your business actually works, including processes that span multiple systems.
To help you keep pace with change, we combine specialist expertise with test automation and AI-enabled quality engineering. The result? Less time spent on repetitive testing and more clarity on the issues that need attention.
At Planit, we don’t just report defects and run test scripts. We help you tackle the wider challenges of maintaining an Oracle environment, bringing the right expertise to everything from immediate quality issues to complex programmes.
Our specialists can help strengthen your organisation’s Oracle testing practices. They’ll assess your current approach, identify areas where testing falls short and provide practical recommendations to address these issues. They can also work alongside your teams to improve test coverage and support smoother delivery.
Make sure your Oracle platforms work well for the people who use them. Our experienced testing team will help you plan and manage User Acceptance Testing (UAT) using realistic scenarios, supported by clear acceptance criteria.
Our experienced data testing team can help you protect the accuracy of information moving into your Oracle environment. We’ll validate migrated records against source data and check reconciliations, making it easier to catch discrepancies before they affect reporting or operations.
We’ll get your Oracle applications performing reliably across connected systems. How? By testing critical functionality and end-to-end workflows, checking that transactions and data move correctly between platforms. We’ll also assess performance and resilience risks to identify potential issues early.
Our automation engineers can identify which Oracle workflows are best suited to automation, then develop reusable regression tests around them. We can also manage and maintain your automated tests, helping you reduce manual effort while keeping test coverage up to date as your applications evolve.
Already using GenAI tools in your organisation? Our specialists can put them to work in testing. Alternatively, we can bring our own AI assistant, Amplify, to analyse requirements, generate test data and identify test cases. This helps us prepare tests faster and focus more attention on potential risks, with our engineers reviewing every AI-generated output before use.
Knowing where to focus your testing efforts is always a challenge. And it can be even harder alongside Oracle Cloud’s quarterly updates, especially when those updates disrupt your workflows.
Fortunately, Planit can review your current toolset, identify gaps in your testing capabilities and develop a strategy to improve coverage. Best of all, our vendor-neutral approach means we can recommend the tools that are best suited to your needs.
This flexibility also extends to GenAI. Our specialists can work with your preferred tools, including ChatGPT and Claude, or use our own solution, Amplify, to help accelerate test design and reduce manual effort.
For enterprise test automation, we bring expertise in Tricentis Tosca and UiPath Test Cloud. Our credentials include preferred premium Tricentis partner status and its 2025 APAC Solutions Partner Award, alongside UiPath Gold Business Partner status and being among ANZ’s first Foundation Test Partners.
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We don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Quarterly Oracle updates, major system migrations and new integrations all call for different levels of testing support.
That’s why we offer a range of flexible engagement models:
Independent Programme Testing: We’ll plan, maintain and execute testing for your major Oracle projects, with impartial reporting on system readiness.
Managed Testing Services: Hand over ongoing Oracle release and regression testing to a dedicated Planit-managed team that scales with your needs.
Test Process Optimisation (TPO): Get an independent assessment of your current testing practices, with recommendations and a roadmap for improvement.
Staff Augmentation: Add experienced Planit testing professionals to your internal team, on-site or remotely, while retaining control of delivery.
Of course, if you’re ever unsure which approach is right for you, our team is always happy to discuss your requirements and help find the best fit for your organisation.
Missed defects and unnecessary rework can quickly add to the cost of Oracle projects. We’ll help you get more value from your testing investment, reduce delivery delays and give decision-makers an independent view of outstanding quality risks.
Talk to our team about making your Oracle testing more efficient and get your next release off to a stronger start.
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