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SMARTESTING SOLUTIONS & SERVICES

French SME specializing in automated software testing, IoT security validation, and business process assurance for digital transformation.

Technology SMEdigitalFRSMENo active H2020 projectsThin data (2/5)
H2020 projects
3
As coordinator
1
Total EC funding
€494K
Unique partners
38
What they do

Their core work

Smartesting is a French SME specializing in automated software testing, model-based testing, and quality assurance solutions. Their work spans IoT security validation, runtime model-based verification frameworks, and continuous business process assurance for enterprises undergoing digital transformation. They bring testing expertise to large collaborative R&D projects, contributing methods for benchmarking, certification, and trust validation in complex software systems.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

IoT security testing and certificationprimary
1 project

ARMOUR project focused on large-scale experiments for IoT security trust, including benchmarking and certification.

Model-based testing and runtime validationprimary
1 project

MegaMaRt2 developed scalable model-based frameworks for continuous development and runtime validation.

Business process assurance and digital transformationemerging
1 project

MollyMawk (coordinated by Smartesting) targeted continuous business process assurance for digital transformation.

Automated test generationsecondary
3 projects

The company name and consistent involvement in testing/validation/assurance projects across all three H2020 engagements points to core competence in automated test generation.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
IoT security testing and benchmarking
Recent focus
Business process assurance

Smartesting's H2020 trajectory shows a clear shift from infrastructure-level testing toward business-level assurance. Their early work (2016-2018) centered on IoT security experiments — large-scale testbeds, benchmarking, and certification in the ARMOUR project. By 2019, they coordinated MollyMawk, pivoting to continuous business process assurance for digital transformation, moving up the value chain from technical validation to business-critical quality.

Smartesting is moving from technical/infrastructure testing toward business process-level quality assurance, positioning themselves as a partner for enterprises managing digital transformation risks.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European9 countries collaborated

Smartesting primarily participates as a specialist partner in larger consortia (2 of 3 projects), but has demonstrated the ability to lead as coordinator (MollyMawk). With 38 unique partners across 9 countries from just 3 projects, they operate in broad, multi-partner consortia rather than tight bilateral collaborations. This suggests they are comfortable integrating into diverse teams and contributing specialized testing capabilities to large-scale efforts.

Despite only 3 projects, Smartesting has built a network of 38 partners across 9 countries, reflecting participation in large European consortia. Their reach is solidly European with no apparent geographic concentration beyond France.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Smartesting occupies a specific niche: they are a testing-focused SME that can plug into both IoT/embedded systems projects and enterprise digital transformation initiatives. Unlike generic IT consultancies, their value proposition is deep expertise in automated test generation and quality assurance. Their shift toward business process assurance (MollyMawk) suggests they can bridge the gap between technical validation and business-level confidence — useful for any consortium that needs rigorous verification built into its solution.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • ARMOUR
    Largest funding (EUR 266,888) — focused on large-scale IoT security experiments across major European testbeds including FIT IoT-LAB and FIESTA.
  • MollyMawk
    Smartesting's only coordinator role, signaling their strategic bet on continuous business process assurance as a company direction.
Cross-sector capabilities
Security and cybersecurity (IoT security testing)Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 (runtime validation, quality control)Any sector undergoing digital transformation (business process assurance)
Analysis note: Limited to 3 projects with sparse keyword data (only ARMOUR has keywords). Profile is largely inferred from project titles, the company name, and the ARMOUR keyword set. Two of three projects lack keyword metadata, reducing analytical certainty. The company website was not available in the data for cross-verification.