Insurance quality-engineering workflows

Quick Sigorta

Realistic load testing, zero data leaks

0Data leaks
100%Of the test process documented and audit ready
30M+Policies covered by validation

Overview

Quick Sigorta is an insurance company operating with more than thirty million policies and over eight thousand agencies. Because its data falls under regulation, producing realistic test data was a persistent constraint. In the work we carried out with RabbitQA and Loadmance, load testing was run without production data and no data leak occurred at any point in the process.

Company
Scale
30M+ policies · 8,000+ agencies · 150+ employees
Industry
Insurance
Products used
RabbitQA · Loadmance
Award won together
The AI Awards 2026, Best Ethical Risk Management in AI Output

Before and after

MeasureBeforeAfter
Data used in load testingDependent on production dataSynthetic data, statistically consistent
Sensitive data exposurePresent in the test environmentNo production data used at any stage
Auditability of the test processUndocumentedRecorded end to end and audit ready
Control over AI outputNo defined layerOutput control layer, decision stays with the team
Industry need

In insurance, test data is a compliance question rather than a technical one

In insurance organisations the essential difference between the test environment and production is not data volume but the legal status of the data. Policy and claim records contain personal data, and copying those records into a test environment is not a defensible practice under regulation.

This constraint is commonly worked around in one of two ways. The first is to use masked production data, which reduces realism because masking breaks referential integrity. The second is to work with small, manually assembled data sets, which leaves load behaviour and edge cases invisible. In both cases the test result no longer represents production behaviour.

Quick Sigorta needed to remove that trade-off between realism and compliance: a load testing model that never touches production data yet still represents how production behaves.

Insurance quality-engineering workflows
Product

We put synthetic data generation at the foundation of the load test

Deriving the data requirement

We defined the data variety the test scenarios required by working through the policy and claim flows. We determined which field had to be generated at which distribution so that the set would represent production behaviour.

Insurance quality-engineering workflows
Project outcome

Compliance and realism were achieved in the same engagement

No production data was transferred into the test environment at any stage of the load testing process. No data leak occurred and sensitive data exposure was kept outside the process entirely.

Because the test data represents production behaviour statistically, the load test results became usable for decision making. Edge cases were brought into scope in a way that manually assembled data sets would not have revealed.

Since the process is fully documented, the testing work can answer an audit request immediately. How each data set was generated and what result it produced is on record.

The work received the Best Ethical Risk Management in AI Output award at The AI Awards 2026.

Products used in this project

Multi-agentic AI platform

RabbitQA

In this project RabbitQA provided synthetic test data generation and the AI output control layer. Every record generated and every test result was made traceable, and the acceptance decision stayed with the team.

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Cloud-Based, AI-Powered Performance Testing

Loadmance

In this project Loadmance tested policy issuance and claim flows under realistic load. System behaviour was measured across peak scenarios and reported flow by flow.

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