In an age of technology buzzwords, we focus on something more fundamental: Does it work? Will it hold up under pressure? Is it audit-ready? Our commitment to quality means building systems that are testable, observable, and resilient from day one.
See our System Status Dashboard for live uptime data and recent incident reports.
Our Quality Engineering Framework aligns our day-to-day work with long-term operational excellence. It’s built on proven practices, applied rigorously:
We use Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) to clarify expectations with customers and to ensure team alignment from sales to engineering to operations. This shared understanding eliminates ambiguity and guides design and development with user impact in mind.
We use Test-Driven Development (TDD) to define outcomes before we write production code. This practice ensures software is built to meet its requirements from the start—not retrofitted later.
By automating early and broadly, we reduce regression, support faster iteration, and empower developers to refactor safely. Automation isn’t a phase—it’s a mindset.
We follow Guillermo Rauch’s principle: “Write tests. Not too many. Mostly integration.” We emphasize meaningful coverage—favoring full-stack integration tests where possible, backed by unit tests when valuable.
We engineer for the unexpected. Our test suites include failure modes, edge cases, and invalid inputs to simulate the real-world chaos of production environments. That means fewer surprises—and faster recovery.
Automated tests don’t catch everything. We conduct exploratory testing around high-risk flows and new features, using human insight and domain expertise to detect usability issues, edge cases, and numerical accuracy.
We use Sentry.io for real-time error monitoring and maintain internal dashboards to track system health, latency, and user-impacting anomalies. We combine automation and human oversight to respond fast and learn continuously.
Thanks to this layered approach, we’ve achieved 99.9% uptime and released with confidence across environments. Quality enables agility—and agility enables better service for our customers and theirs.
Our commitment to quality is backed by a robust test suite:
For customers operating in regulated environments, we support validation under 21 CFR Part 11. This applies to our Inventory Management (Virtual Manufacturing MRP) product. Here’s how we meet the core requirements:
The FDA requires that regulated entities—our customers—submit a Letter of Non-Repudiation Agreement to certify that their electronic signatures are legally binding equivalents of handwritten ones. ABC-Plan supports this process by providing the technical capabilities, validation documentation, and audit evidence needed for compliance.
Have questions about our quality processes? Reach out to us at support@abc-plan.com.
If you would like to speak directly with our Designated Quality & Privacy Officer, our cofounder and CTO, Michael Osofsky, is available. His contact info is simply his first name at our domain name.
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