EnergyCap and Modern QA Testing

EnergyCap, a prominent provider of energy management and accounting software since the 1980s, is enhancing its products with modern software development, focusing on improving interfaces and expanding API accessibility. Their development team of 12, supported by QA leads Jared Matthews and Ann Denner, has transitioned to a microservices architecture, which increased their API complexity and necessitated a more collaborative and automated testing approach. Postman, along with its command line tool Newman, has become central to their process, replacing Fiddler due to its superior capabilities for test documentation and automation. The QA team effectively uses Postman to unify the company’s efforts around APIs, facilitating onboarding and customer data management for tech and sales support staff, while project managers utilize Newman to automate tasks like bill entry. The collaborative environment enabled by Postman has significantly reduced the time required for QA testing from a week to mere hours, binding the 43-strong organization together and positioning the QA team as the API expert within EnergyCap.

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