Rumana/POS QA

POS Safety Net QA

QA for Bug-Free POS Releases and Safety Net Assurance

Dedicated QA for point-of-sale, restaurant-tech, and food-ordering products. I find the payment, checkout, and split-check bugs before your merchants do, or your first audit is free.

20 min. I name 3 places I'd expect it to break. No pitch.

0100
release readinessREADY TO SHIP
release-sign-off / v4.2.1-rc3
Payment processingPASS
Split-check & refundsPASS
Offline mode + syncPASS
Kitchen / KDS routingPASS
Loyalty edge caseRISKY
VerdictREADY TO SHIP
0
shipped POS products tested
0+
test cases written
~0%
critical-path coverage
0+
defects found per audit
CRITICAL

what one payment bug actually costs

A POS bug isn't a typo. It's a merchant who can't take money during the dinner rush.

When checkout breaks at 7pm on a Friday, your merchant can't ring up a single sale. They don't file a calm bug report. They churn, and they leave a 1-star review that quietly kills your next 10 signups.

CRITICAL

Payment down during peak

Lost revenue, instantly

HIGH

One churned merchant

Thousands in lost LTV

HIGH

A public 1-star review

Suppressed signups for months

Do the math. One prevented outage that saves a single merchant pays for 2 to 4 months of the Safety Net. Save one merchant a quarter and the QA is free. Everything after that is margin. This isn't a cost. It's an insurance policy priced below a single claim.

why a specialist beats a generalist

I built my QA career inside the POS world, not next to it.

Rumana Parvin

Rumana Parvin

POS QA Specialist / 3+ years

I came up at Orocube, the company behind OroPOS, Siiopa, Menugreat, and ORO Kiosk. Four shipped POS products. I've broken and hardened the exact flows that cost you customers when they fail: payment & card processing, split checks, refunds, offline mode, multi-terminal sync, kitchen routing, loyalty.

Most testers would spend day one Googling "what is a kitchen display system." I don't need a ramp-up to learn your domain. I already live in it.

0+test cases written~0%critical-path coverage

what's in the Safety Net

Everything below, every release cycle.

Invoice

Release Readiness: Safety Net

Billed every release cycle

No. RR-2026-001

From: Rumana / POS QA

DescriptionAmount

You stop getting blindsided by payment bugs

Critical-path testing of payment, checkout, refunds & split checks, hit the way an angry merchant hits them.

$1,800

New features stop silently breaking old ones

Full regression pass every release.

$1,200

You own a QA asset forever

A custom POS test-case library written for your product, yours to keep and reuse.

$2,000

Your devs fix the right thing first

Developer-ready Jira reports: exact repro steps, severity-triaged.

$800

You catch the basement-wifi bugs

Mobile, offline & cross-device coverage.

$900

You ship knowing what's safe

A stakeholder-facing release sign-off report.

$600
Subtotal (total value)$7,300
Savings$6,100
Final payment$1,200/mo

Terms: per release cycle / cancel anytime / $200 audit credits toward month 1.

how we start

STEP 01

The free teardown (20 min).

You show me your product. I tell you the three places I'd expect it to break, live on the call, whether or not we work together.

STEP 02

The $200 try-me audit.

A full Release Readiness Audit on your current build. I find 10+ real defects (critical/high included) or you don't pay. You keep the prioritized report either way. Starts this week.

STEP 03

The monthly Safety Net.

$1,200/mo, every release cycle. The $200 audit credits toward month 1, so it's effectively free the moment you continue. Cancel anytime.

✓ Protected every release after.

pricing

Try-Me Audit

50% off, next 2 only
$400$200one-time

A full Release Readiness Audit on your current build.

  • Prioritized defect report (yours to keep)
  • Severity-triaged in Jira
  • 10+ real defects or it's free

Monthly Safety Net

MOST CHOOSE THIS
$1,200/mo

The full stack above, every release cycle.

  • Everything in the audit, ongoing
  • Regression + sign-off every release
  • Custom test-case library you keep
  • Cancel anytime

The audit isn't a sunk cost. Move to the retainer and I credit the full $200 toward your first month. Your only real decision is whether the report was worth keeping.

you take no risk. I do.

Guaranteed two ways.

The Audit Guarantee.

I find 10+ real defects, critical and high included, in your first audit, or it's free. You keep the report regardless.

The Sign-Off Guarantee.

If a critical, payment-blocking bug that I tested and explicitly signed off on reaches production in your first month, that month is on me.

I can write these because I know what I find when I open a POS build that's never had dedicated QA. There's always more than ten.

I take on a maximum of 2 engagements per month, so each product gets real coverage, not a checkbox. When the monthly slots are full, there's a waitlist. I onboard against your release calendar: if your next ship date is close, that's the one we protect.

1 / 2 engagements this month1 slot left

Tell me your release date and I'll tell you if I can protect it.

before you ask

Devs test that their code works. QA tests that it breaks, covering the edge cases, the regressions, and the merchant who does it wrong. Different job, different mindset. That's the gap that ships payment bugs.

The $200 audit is built exactly for that. One report, no commitment. If it doesn't find issues that scare you, you walk away for free.

Generalist agencies charge $3 to $5k/mo and spend the first weeks learning what a split check is. I start this week and already know your domain cold.

A build or staging access, and 20 minutes to walk me through the critical flows. That's it. Reports come to you in Jira.

Yes. No lock-in. The work earns the next month, every month.

0100
release readinessREADY TO SHIP

Ship your next release green.

20 minutes. I'll show you the three places I'd expect your POS to break. It's free, whether or not we ever work together.

20 min. I name 3 places I'd expect it to break. No pitch.