Our VAs are trained in foundational software QA practices. While they are not developers, they are highly proficient in using dev tools (Chrome Inspect), extracting console logs, identifying network status codes (404, 500, etc.), and managing complex ticketing ecosystems like Jira and Linear.

Yes. Our assistants have standard desktop and mobile environments. If your app requires testing on very specific, rare device models, we recommend using browser-based cloud testing platforms (like BrowserStack or Sauce Labs), which our VAs are fully trained to operate.

All Sagedoer VAs operate under strict NDAs. For reporting bugs, they typically only need front-end access to your staging or production environment. We never request access to your raw source code repositories (like GitHub/GitLab) unless explicitly authorized for documentation purposes.

Yes. This is a common use case. You provide a list of "user stories" or "acceptance criteria" for a new feature, and the VA systematically tests each one to ensure the software behaves exactly as the product manager intended before it goes live.

We use centralized time tracking. If your VA spends 10 hours this week clearing a backlog of customer-reported issues and another 5 hours performing regression testing on a new patch, you are billed for exactly 15 hours. There are no expensive QA agency retainers.