AI Quality Assurance Services

Demos look great. Real users ask real, messy questions. Our reviewers test your AI’s answers against clear criteria and tell you exactly where it goes wrong, so you can fix it before customers notice.

AI response evaluation
Prompt“Can I take ibuprofen with my blood pressure pills?”
Accuracy70%
Safety40%
Tone92%
Completeness65%
Error: missing safety advice Route to policy owner
Example view. Figures are for illustration only.

You cannot fix what you have not measured

“We test the AI on a few examples and hope.”

Rare failures reach customers.

“Different people judge the answers differently.”

Results cannot be compared from one release to the next.

“We do not know what to fix first.”

The team works on what is easy, not what is serious.

We test with a written method, score consistently and give you a ranked list of what to fix.

Seven ways an AI answer can fail

Accuracy

Is it true?

Relevance

Does it answer the question?

Completeness

Is anything important missing?

Tone

Does it sound like your brand?

Policy

Does it follow your rules?

Safety

Could it cause harm?

Consistency

Same question, same answer?

Your criteria

Anything else you care about.

From test plan to action list

  1. Step 1

    Agree the criteria

    What does a good answer look like? We write it down with examples.

  2. Step 2

    Pick the sample

    Choose real or test prompts that cover your main use cases.

  3. Step 3

    Train and calibrate

    Reviewers score practice items until they agree.

  4. Step 4

    Score and report

    Scores, error types and real examples, ready for your team.

Know what to fix first

We don’t just give you a score. We group every error by type, show real examples and rank the problems by how often they happen and how much harm they could do.

AI monitoring · monthly report
Issues found per 1,000 outputsImproving
Wrong facts45%
Off-policy25%
Tone30%
Example view. Figures are for illustration only.

How we test an AI system

  1. Step 1

    Agree the failure types

    Wrong facts, unsafe answers, tone, refusals and others, ranked by risk for you.

    Test plan

  2. Step 2

    Build the test set

    Realistic and tricky prompts, including cases from your own users.

    Test set

  3. Step 3

    Score every answer

    Reviewers use the same scale, and disagreements are resolved by a lead.

    Scored results

  4. Step 4

    Rank the fixes

    Failures are grouped by cause and severity.

    Action list

Timings depend on volume and complexity. We agree them with you in writing before the pilot starts.

How we keep testing repeatable

Written scoring scaleEveryone uses the same definitions.
Fixed test setThe same set is rerun after each change so you see real progress.
Reviewer agreementWe report how often reviewers agree.
Severity rankingA short list of what to fix first.

Who benefits on your side

AI engineers

Evidence of what fails, with examples.

Product owner

A release decision based on measured quality.

Risk owner

A record of what was tested before launch.

Questions buyers ask before they sign

Still have a question? Ask us directly.

Do you certify that our AI is safe?

No. We run operational tests and report the results. We are not an auditor or certifier.

How often should we test?

Before each significant release, and on a schedule for live systems. We suggest a rhythm after the first cycle.

Ready to build better operations

Tell us what you need to run, fix, or growWe will map out the right team and a pilot plan

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