We run a full yard against our own code every day — and fix what it finds before you see it.
Every day, an automated simulation drives a working yard’s worth of gate moves, inspections, and yard transfers through the exact same code your team will use. It exists for one reason: to surface real defects internally, on our schedule — not a customer’s.
Automated internal test simulation — synthetic operations, not production customer dataHow we test
Four things run on every cycle. None of them are a demo — they either pass, or they fail the run and stop us.
Continuous simulation through real code
Gate-in/out, inspections, yard moves and appointments run daily through the actual app and backend — the real production paths, not mocks or a staged happy path.
10 correctness invariants, every run
After each run we assert 10 hard invariants — inventory consistency, tenant isolation, role permissions, shift handover. Any single violation fails the whole run.
Concurrency & multi-tenant probes
Parallel load with multiple tenants running at once, plus permission probes that actively try to reach across sites or force actions a role shouldn’t be allowed to take.
Interaction twin + OCR benchmark
Automated drivers press the real mobile screens, and OCR is measured against 100+ real container photos with checksum-verified ground truth — not synthetic text.
What it caught, and we fixed before launch
These are genuine defects surfaced by our own automated tests — found by our tests, not reported as customer incidents.
The figures behind it
Small numbers, honestly scoped. They describe how thoroughly we test — not how much production traffic we’ve handled.
What this is — and isn’t
These results come from a synthetic internal simulation, not production customers. They show engineering discipline and coverage; they are not a service-level guarantee, an uptime promise, or a substitute for field data.
Our next step is a paid pilot — the one thing synthetic data can’t give us is a real yard’s actual volumes and edge cases, which we use to calibrate the simulation against reality. We’d rather tell you that plainly than overstate what we have today.
Figures reflect Vantage’s internal automated test simulation using synthetic operations. They are not production customer usage, not a benchmark of any specific competitor, and not a service-level or availability guarantee. We publish them to show how we build: continuously, self-checking, and honest about what we find.
Want to see it against your yard?
Start a 14-day free trial and run Vantage on your own operation — or talk to the founder about a paid pilot.