Worldline Belgium

Despite implementing various frameworks and strategies, Worldline frequently encountered delays and inefficiencies when conducting comprehensive regression testing or managing multiple device configurations. The extensive manual effort required to execute over 500 test cases across four to five different payment device models placed a significant strain on resources, with each device requiring 1.5 to 2 days of testing. As a result, full regression testing for a single application release stretched seven to ten days, creating major bottlenecks that hindered Worldline’s ability to meet project deadlines efficiently. As the complexity of their testing environment grew – driven by the need to support multiple payment terminals with individualized testing requirements – their workload intensified. This escalating complexity clashed with the need for more extensive test coverage without further extending already lengthy testing cycles. Worldline’s existing tools couldn’t keep pace with the growing demand for flexibility, rapid deployment, and scalability. Testing across a diverse array of devices became increasingly unsustainable, especially as new features were rolled out rapidly to stay competitive in the payments industry. Worldline urgently needed a solution that could seamlessly integrate into their operations, enhance efficiency, and accelerate testing processes without compromising reliability or quality.

With tight release cycles and pressure to maintain high quality, Worldline needed a robust automation solution that could seamlessly integrate with their existing framework while accelerating their testing efficiency.

“The time was one of our biggest pain points. By the time we introduced automation itself, we were already quite far along, so scalability and managing the workload were significant challenges.” – Aravind Krishna Kumar, Testing Engineer at Worldline.