BI modernisation and claims forecasting for a top-10 SA insurer
Month-end reporting cut from nine days to one; claims forecasting live
Read the case study →Every system we ship is tested before your users can find the bugs — and supported under a real SLA after go-live, whether we built it or someone else did.
QA at IVS is not a phase bolted onto the end of a project; automated regression suites grow with every build, and performance testing happens before launch days, not after outages. Our support desk covers systems we built and systems we inherit, with defined response times and a monthly report you can hold us to.
Regression suites that run on every change, so releases stop being gambles.
Skilled testers who find what scripts miss.
Know your breaking point before your busiest day does.
Root-cause analysis on misbehaving systems, including third-party builds.
Defined response and resolution times, monitored and reported monthly.
Security patching, dependency updates and small enhancements on a predictable budget.
Month-end reporting cut from nine days to one; claims forecasting live
Read the case study →Yes. We start with a code and infrastructure assessment, stabilise the urgent risks, then move it onto a normal support footing.
Tiered by severity — from 1-hour response on production-down incidents to next-business-day for minor issues. SLAs are contracted, monitored and reported.
If it changes more than a few times a year, usually yes. We size the suite to the risk — critical paths first, not vanity coverage numbers.
A monthly retainer sized on system criticality, with unused hours rolling over one quarter. No surprise invoices.
Tell us the problem. A senior consultant replies within one business day.