Payment platforms carry risks most software never faces: money that must balance, rules that must hold, auditors who ask for proof. Emendus verifies your releases end to end — the interface your operators use and the backend that moves the money — and keeps the evidence.
A validation gap, a report that quietly drops a transaction, a role that keeps access after deactivation — in regulated money movement these become compliance findings, partner escalations, and remediation plans. Release testing has to be exhaustive, repeatable, and provable. Manual regression is none of those.
Access rules, validation, maker-checker flows — verified on every release, not sampled once a quarter.
Settlement, voids, reversals, daily totals — checked against the backend, not just what the screen says.
Every run leaves a step-by-step evidence trail — screenshots, responses, verdicts — ready to hand over.
Emendus reads your application and your existing test ledgers, generates executable test skills automatically, and runs them headless on a schedule — verifying the UI and the backend in the same pass.
The engine studies your app and drafts executable test skills for its flows — new screens and features get coverage without anyone writing scripts.
One case can click through the operator UI, then confirm the API response, the database state, and the ledger math behind it. What the screen claims, the backend must prove.
Runs execute headless — nightly, per release, or in CI. No browser window, no babysitting; just results and evidence waiting in the morning.
Cases are steps and expected results in the language your QA team already uses. Import an existing Excel ledger and every row becomes runnable.
Screenshots, API responses, and verdicts archived for every step of every run — an audit trail compliance can open without asking engineering.
AI interprets each case once, then compiles it to a fixed, repeatable run. Nightly regression is fast and gives the same answer every time — AI steps back in only when your app changes.
On one of its first runs against a live payments portal, Emendus flagged a validation gap human testers had walked past for months.
The test said the duplicate should be rejected. It wasn't. Emendus marked the case red, attached the screenshot of both rows sitting in the table, and wrote down exactly which step betrayed the expectation. The defect went to the dev team with evidence attached — and the same test stands guard on every release until it's fixed.
We're onboarding a small number of payments and fintech teams as design partners. Bring your test ledger — we'll have it running on day one.
or write to hello@emendus.com