SmartBear and Adactin Partner to Expand AI Software Testing in APAC

Sep 26, 2025
SmartBear has partnered with Adactin to extend AI-powered software testing solutions across Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and India, enhancing software quality assurance in the region.

SmartBear has formed a strategic partnership with Adactin to accelerate the adoption of AI-powered software testing solutions in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. This collaboration aims to extend SmartBear's software testing capabilities to key markets including Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and India.

The partnership combines SmartBear's expertise in software quality and visibility solutions with Adactin's proficiency in cloud, AI, and software engineering services. This alliance will enable customers in sectors such as government, banking, healthcare, education, insurance, energy, and payments to access advanced tools like SmartBear's AI-powered Reflect and QMetry.

The collaboration is designed to enhance software reliability, accelerate time-to-market, and reduce costs in AI-driven development environments. By leveraging Adactin's distribution network, SmartBear aims to meet the growing demand for rigorous and scalable quality checks in the region, driven by significant investments in digital transformation.

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