From QA gaps to a working release process.

We help product teams understand QA risks, fix weak points in delivery, and build a working QA process — without hiring a full internal QA team.

Talk to us See the audit path ↓

or email us at team@rapidrabbits.net

Services

What we do

Existing QA

QA Audit

For teams that already have QA but need a factual view of process maturity, release control, and testing effectiveness.

  • SDLC & STLC integration review
  • Sprint testing, regression, and release gate audit
  • Test documentation and tooling configuration
  • Defect lifecycle and effectiveness metrics
  • Output: maturity findings, prioritized improvements
No QA function

QA Audit for teams without a QA function

For teams that ship without a dedicated QA function and need a clear view of delivery risk before building process.

  • Delivery & release process review
  • Documentation and tooling assessment
  • Risk mapping across critical flows and integrations
  • Release sign-off and ownership gaps
  • Output: audit report, risk map, improvement roadmap
After audit

QA Setup Sprint

A 4-week sprint that turns audit findings into a working QA setup — strategy, regression scope, release DoD, reporting, and first release validation.

  • SOW definition and sign-off
  • Test strategy and regression checklist
  • Release-level DoD and QA knowledge base
  • Reporting templates and KPI baseline
  • First real release executed under the new process
Ongoing

QA as a Service

Managed QA function with release support, reporting, and ongoing quality control — delivered by us.

  • Sprint-based engagement model
  • Testing inside the sprint, release support
  • Process and execution managed on our side
  • Continuous reporting and quality visibility
  • Scales with your delivery pace
AI in QA

AI integration into QA process

Setup or integration of AI tooling into existing QA workflows — full or partial automation of repetitive testing tasks, test generation, and coverage analysis. Applied where it makes practical sense.

Ideal client

Who this is for

iGaming FinTech Crypto / Blockchain Integration-heavy SaaS Early-stage product teams

You're a fit if you recognize any of these

No dedicated QA — quality carried by devs or PMs QA exists, but releases are still unstable or unpredictable No clear regression scope or release sign-off logic Quality ownership is unclear — bugs escape, hotfixes pile up Need to show delivery stability to investors or enterprise clients

Company profile

Small to mid-size product company Already shipping software Lacks structured QA or has weak QA maturity Wants a faster path than building a QA team from scratch Needs clear, documented quality ownership

Client Flow

Your path in

No existing QA
QA Audit for teams without a QA function → QA Setup Sprint → QA as a Service
Existing QA
QA Audit → QA as a Service

Process

How it works

01

Audit

We review your delivery, documentation, tooling, and release process. No assumptions — we work from your actual materials and interviews with your team. The output is a structured report with findings across process, documentation, tools, and release controls.

1–2 weeks
02

Findings & alignment

You receive prioritized findings grouped by severity. We walk through gaps, ownership issues, and weak control points together, and align on what needs to be fixed first based on your delivery constraints.

1 session
03

Fix

We either implement the changes ourselves through the QA Setup Sprint or QA as a Service, or hand you a clear roadmap to act on internally. First stable release under the new process — typically within 6–8 weeks of starting.

4 weeks / ongoing

Why us

Why teams choose us

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Fixed scope

You know exactly what is included before we start. No scope creep, no vague deliverables.

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Fixed timeline

Audit and setup are time-boxed. No open-ended engagements that drift for months.

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Lower-risk entry point

Faster than hiring and onboarding a QA team from scratch. First results appear within the first sprint.

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Measurable quality

Process, checklists, reporting, and KPIs from day one. Quality becomes visible to founders, investors, and stakeholders.

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Works alongside your team

We integrate into your existing workflow. No big-bang process overhauls or forced tooling replacements.

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Practical, not abstract

Clear documentation, templates, and release controls — not generic consulting recommendations.

Outcomes

What you get

Audit report

Current-state findings and weak points across process, documentation, tools, and release controls.

Improvement roadmap

What to fix first, why it matters, and a factual basis for approving next changes.

QA strategy

How validation should work — scope, test levels, environments, ownership, and risk-based coverage.

Regression checklist

What must be checked before every release, focused on core flows and high-risk areas.

Release framework

Definition of Done, reporting templates, and release-level sign-off logic.

KPI baseline

Escaped bugs, reopen rate, hotfix count, and release stability — tracked from the first release.

What we need from you

To start the audit, we typically need

Access to your tracker (Jira or similar) Sample tasks, bugs, and release history Existing test cases or checklists, if any Description of your release process Overview of environments used in testing 1–2 stakeholder interviews (PO, Dev Lead, QA if present)

No long procurement process. Audit typically starts within one week of the first call.

Need a clearer view of your QA risks?

Start with an audit.

Talk to us or email us at team@rapidrabbits.net