What happened

Their test automation tool dropped support for their technology

One of Switzerland's largest health insurance carriers had invested years into building a test automation environment around a specific tool. Then they cancelled support for several technologies, including the one powering the insurer's risk calculator.

The risk calculator is the core of their business. Every new customer's premium depends on it. If it doesn't work correctly during peak season, between the announcement of new health insurance premiums in October and the switching deadline in November, the financial consequences are severe.

Overnight, a tool they relied on became a liability.

How they fixed it

One tool for every application, regardless of the technology behind it

They needed a tool that wouldn't tie them to any specific technology again. TestResults doesn't read code or depend on what an application is built with. It interacts with the screen, which means it works with their risk calculator, their self-developed management environment, and anything else they run.

Integration into their existing setup was straightforward. No rip-and-replace, no rebuilding what they already had.

One tool for every application, including self-built systems

No disruption to existing test environment

Ready for any technology change, now and in the future

What changed

Ready for peak season, and for whatever comes next

After automating the risk calculator testing, the team started rolling out TestResults across their full application landscape. They now have one tool and one approach for everything, whether it's a legacy system, a self-built app, or something they'll adopt in the future.

No more worrying about a vendor acquisition pulling the rug out from under their testing.