This testing phase is typically performed in the system or application supplier's own test environment, which is connected to the Kanta Services' client test environment. In some situations, however, the client organisation’s test environment may be the only test environment where joint testing can be performed. Such a situation can arise when testing modular information system packages or the Imaging Data Repository, for example.
During the transition phase, the joint testing expert will tell the system supplier whether to report test cases in the Kumppanit workspace or the Testain service. If the Kanta Services detect errors in the test cases, the system supplier will correct the errors and demonstrate the functionality of the corrections through retesting.
Kela will tell you if there is a need for testing between the client and Kela
The initial meeting will discuss the testing phases of joint testing and whether joint testing will include testing between the client organisation and Kela. This is usually only necessary in the largest cases.
In this case, testing is carried out in a test environment belonging to the system supplier’s client, such as a wellbeing services county. The client’s test environment is connected to the Kanta client test environment.