When Everyone Gets the Requirements, Everyone Wins.

Crystal‑clear, testable requirements align execs, PMs, and devs from day one—then our AI adds extra rigor so your project ships exactly what everyone agreed on.

Agreement is unanimous: well‑defined requirements are the #1 predictor of project success. Test and Accept turns your specs into living, automated tests and lets AI probe for gaps, contradictions, and edge cases—so nothing falls through the cracks.

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Why 84% Crash & Burn

Only about 16% of IT projects truly succeed end‑to‑end. The rest? They crash, burn, or limp along missing every major target. Why? Because we screw up the basics:

Crappy Requirements

Requirements that read like riddles.

Technical Testing

Testing that's too technical for anyone outside QA to parse.

Silenced Stakeholders

Stakeholders who only find out something's wrong when it's too late.

One vague spec or a single missing test case can cascade into scope creep, blown budgets, and 2 a.m. fire drills. That's the nightmare we're here to stop.

Born in the Trenches, Proven Under Fire

This platform wasn't hatched in a comfy conference room. It started with a developer (yep, us) stuck between fuzzy specs and finger‑pointing testers while project after project went sideways.

Then came the exception: a high‑stakes military drone program—complex, no room for failure, life‑or‑death consequences. That project delivered on time and spot‑on because the process forced crystal‑clear requirements, plain‑language acceptance tests, and ruthless collaboration.

We bottled those same principles into Test & Accept. If the method can guide a mission‑critical drone system, it can sure as hell keep your ERP rollout or web rebuild from nose‑diving.

How Much Is One Requirement Worth?

A single missed requirement can snowball into 120+ hours of rework, defect triage, and client damage control—easily a $15,000 hit.

A full year of Test & Accept starts at $5,988 (that's $499 per month). Catch just one requirement early and you've more than tripled your ROI.

Math we like: $15,000 (rework) − $5,988 (platform) = $9,012 saved, before factoring in frustrated teams and churned customers.

How Test and Accept Helps

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  • AI‑Powered Requirement Interrogation

    Our AI tears through every requirement, flagging holes, ambiguities, and contradictions the moment they appear.

  • Plain‑Language Testing Blueprint

    We translate each test into everyday language first, so anyone can validate the intent. QA then decides the best tools & tactics to hit that target.

  • Built‑for‑Humans Collaboration

    One shared workspace where product, dev, QA, and business can riff, comment, and sign off together—no more siloed spreadsheets.

  • Mirror for Project Health

    Real‑time dashboards expose blind spots early. If something smells off, you'll see it (and fix it) before it festers.

  • Low‑Friction Adoption

    Cloud‑based and lightweight. Keep your current stack; we just plug in and start adding value on day one.

Key Features

Requirement Heat‑Map

Visualize which stories are rock‑solid and which are radioactive.

Plain‑Language Test Library

Stakeholder‑friendly test descriptions that QA can automate however they like.

Collaborative Review Flows

Threaded discussions, @mentions, and approval gates that keep everyone honest and accountable.

Integrations & Exports

Push or pull data from JIRA, Trello, Confluence, Excel—whatever your team already lives in.

Audit Trail

Time‑stamped record of every change, comment, and approval for when the compliance auditors come knocking.

"Quick Wins" are just long losses in disguise."Bare Bones" now means pay through the nose later."Keep It Simple, Stupid" – often a kiss of death for complex projects."It Works on My Machine" ≠ It works in real life."Quick Wins" are just long losses in disguise."Bare Bones" now means pay through the nose later."Keep It Simple, Stupid" – often a kiss of death for complex projects."It Works on My Machine" ≠ It works in real life.

Ready to ditch guesswork and midnight panic fixes?

Get Real About Requirements.