Updated August 2026

QA Service Terms

These terms apply to Basic QA Audit, Pro QA and Master QA & Launch Audit engagements, in addition to the Service Agreement.

What testing does

We execute agreed test cases against the environment, devices and browsers you specify, and report defects with severity, priority, environment details, reproduction steps, and expected versus actual results.

What testing does not do

Testing identifies issues within the agreed scope. It cannot guarantee the absence of all bugs, and passing a test cycle is not a warranty of correctness, uptime or fitness for purpose.

Security checks performed within a QA package are not a security certification, penetration test or compliance audit unless explicitly contracted and delivered by a qualified professional under a separate agreement.

Authorization

You confirm you own the system under test or hold written authorization to have it tested, and that testing on the supplied environment is permitted by your hosting and third-party providers.

Credentials and data

Test credentials are supplied through a secure mechanism, never stored as plain text, restricted to assigned testers, and removed at project close. Use dedicated test accounts and non-production data wherever possible.

Retesting

Packages that include retesting cover one retest cycle of reported defects after your fixes. Additional cycles or newly introduced functionality are quoted as new work.

Reporting

Customers receive the QA report, bug list, evidence and status summary. Internal working notes are not part of the deliverable.