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CUSTOMER STORY | AI-NATIVE ERP
How EVIZI™ embedded quality engineering into Everest’s global product teams, established automated release gates, and made product quality visible across a complex ERP platform
Company Overview
Everest Systems, now Lensing.ai, developed an AI-native ERP that brings finance, operations, people, and cloud cost management into one configurable platform.
Headquarters
Mountain View, California and Heidelberg, Germany
Company Size
51 - 200 employees
Founded
2020
Industry
Enterprise Software and AI-Native ERP
Everest was developing a new ERP platform designed for modern, fast-changing companies
The cloud platform unifies quote-to-cash, billing, revenue recognition, multi-entity consolidation, spend management, HR and payroll, inventory, professional services, and cloud cost control.
Administrative tools support user permissions, departments, employees, vendors, and organizational structures. Everest’s configurable platform also allows customers to extend applications and functions around their specific requirements.
EVIZI™ worked with Everest from stealth mode through its official market launch in November 2024.
The breadth of the platform created a substantial quality-engineering challenge.
Testing needed to cover multiple ERP applications and business processes, including quote-to-cash, record-to-report, and procure-to-pay. It also had to validate integrations with external systems such as Salesforce, Bill.com, and Avalara.
Everest needed an integrated QA team that could work directly with developers and product managers, clarify requirements as features were built, and establish a consistent baseline for evaluating system health before releases.
The team also needed a clearer way to manage test requirements and change requests within its GitHub-centered development workflow.
EVIZI™ embedded quality engineering throughout Everest’s product-development process rather than treating testing as a final delivery stage.
Integrating QA with Product Development
EVIZI™ collaborated with developers, product managers, and QA professionals in Germany and other parts of the world.
The team reviewed new functionality, clarified requirements, developed tests alongside features, and contributed questions and recommendations throughout each sprint.
Building Layered Test Coverage
Testing combined multiple levels of verification and validation:
Hundreds of test suites were created, along with approximately 180 test plans covering features across the system. Automation coverage was targeted at 80% for each application.
Establishing Automated Release Gates
EVIZI™ contributed to GitHub Actions pipelines that triggered tests for different release and development events.
End-to-end automation became a must-pass requirement for development pull requests, providing an objective quality check before code could move forward.
Creating Product Quality Visibility
EVIZI™ helped build tools that gave engineering and management teams a clearer view of product health.
These included:
The team also defined a customer-support application through which users could report issues and request product enhancements.
Supporting Cloud Infrastructure and Monitoring
The engagement included moving infrastructure to AWS and contributing to the surrounding delivery and monitoring environment.
Grafana, Loki, and CloudWatch provided operational visibility. GitHub Dependabot supported scheduled security and vulnerability scanning across the organization’s codebase.
AI-assisted tools were also used to support test generation and resolve failures identified during daily automated runs.
EVIZI™ helped Everest establish a repeatable quality-engineering system as the product moved from stealth development to market launch
The engagement delivered:
The result was more than additional test coverage. Everest gained a quality system connecting requirements, automation, release decisions, and management visibility as the platform moved from stealth mode into the market.
Gauge · Playwright · TypeScript · Jest · GitHub Actions · AWS · Grafana · Loki · CloudWatch · Dependabot
Salesforce · Bill.com · Avalara
Where the Platform Is Today (2026)
EVIZI™ supported Everest’s engineering and quality efforts from stealth mode through its November 2024 market launch. Everest Systems has since become Lensing.ai.
Today, Lensing runs core financial operations for customers with combined revenues exceeding $1 billion across more than 20 countries. The company has raised $140 million from Sutter Hill Ventures, Altimeter Capital, Redpoint Ventures, and D1 Capital.
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