Most Business Central and F&O implementation partners are small. A handful of functional consultants and a developer or two, billing fixed-price projects where every hour not spent configuring the system is an hour not making margin. Testing, UAT prep, and end-user documentation are usually the first things a project plan compresses — not because nobody cares, but because there's no one on the bench whose job it is.
TestSquad works as that missing bench seat. We plug into your delivery team for a specific engagement, produce the test scripts, run the UAT sessions or support your client's own users through them, and write the documentation your consultants don't have time to — all delivered under your name, so it reads as your practice's work, because it is.
None of this is about replacing your consultants. It's about the work that falls off the plan when there's no one dedicated to it.
We work under your project and your templates. Your client relationship doesn't change — it just gets a testing function it didn't have before.
You take on a testing-heavy engagement without adding headcount you can't fill on the next slow quarter.
We're not going to try to sell your client a testing platform on the side. We do the human part of QA — the part a tool doesn't replace.
Bring us in for one implementation, one release wave, or one overdue documentation set — there's no standing contract to justify.
Three conversations, not a sales process:
Your client only ever hears from you. We write test scripts, defect logs, UAT sessions and documentation under your project, your templates, and your communication — not the TestSquad name. You stay the single point of contact.
That's your call per engagement. Some partners want us silent, reporting only to their project lead. Others loop us into client UAT sessions as an extension of their own team, introduced under their name. We follow whichever your client relationship needs.
Both. Business Central engagements tend to be UAT support, regression ahead of a release wave, and end-user documentation. Finance & Operations engagements more often involve RSAT-adjacent regression testing and process documentation. We scope each one to what the implementation actually needs.
Yes. A lot of partners this size have never had a formal test plan or UAT script, not because they didn't want one but because there was never a dedicated person to write it. We can build the first one with you, then run it, so the next implementation doesn't start from zero.
