Full-Time
QA Engineer
Acumatica
501-1,000 employees
Cloud ERP for mid-sized businesses
No salary listed
Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Hybrid
Hybrid work model; on-site in Hyderabad, Telangana.
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- 4+ years of experience in software testing with a focus on automation of web applications.
- Knowledge and experience in C# or Java, API Web Services, REST API.
- Proficiency with test design practices and techniques.
- Experience with Selenium WebDriver or similar automation frameworks.
- Detail-oriented, analytical, and passionate about product quality and continuous improvement.
- Design and execute test strategies based on functional specifications and business workflows.
- Develop, document, and maintain automated test cases integrated with CI pipelines.
- Collaborate closely with Developers and Business Analysts to ensure feature clarity, test coverage, and quality outcomes.
- Conduct exploratory and acceptance testing to validate new and existing features.
- Analyze test results, investigate failures, and work with developers to resolve issues.
- Suggest improvements to increase test effectiveness and reduce manual testing.
- Participate in peer reviews and share QA best practices within the team.
- Contribute to continuous improvement by identifying gaps and optimizing QA processes.
- Familiarity with Acumatica ERP or other enterprise software systems (ERP, CRM, financials).
- Experience with continuous integration tools (Bamboo) and version control (Git).
- Exposure to SQL and database validation.
- Experience applying AI tools to improve test coverage, automate repetitive tasks, or analyze defects more efficiently.
- Demonstrated initiative in driving ideas from concept to completion to strengthen our testing practices, automation frameworks, and product quality.
Acumatica provides cloud-based ERP software for small to mid-sized businesses, with modules for financials, distribution, CRM, manufacturing, and more, delivered via subscription or licensing. The product works as a cloud-native, modular suite accessed online, enabling real-time data and cross-functional workflows across finance, supply chain, CRM, and operations. It differentiates itself with a 100% partner-driven model through a global network of resellers, offering local expertise and tailored implementations. Its goal is to help growing organizations improve efficiency and scalability through integrated processes and ongoing optimization.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$48.3M
Headquarters
Bellevue, Washington
Founded
2006
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- July 2, 2026 Vertrax acquisition deepens fuel and energy distribution capabilities.
- August 11, 2026 Hyderabad GCC adds 30-plus engineers and expands product capacity.
- Acumatica reported over 10,000 SaaS customers and 500 partner firms in January 2026.
What critics are saying
- Channel dependence leaves Acumatica exposed if partners prioritize NetSuite, Sage, or Microsoft.
- If Beacon or AI workflows fail, Acumatica's August 2026 knowledge transition disrupts support.
- A partner revolt would cripple Acumatica's 100% channel model and freeze customer acquisition.
What makes Acumatica unique
- Acumatica's June 16, 2026 partner-led strategy centers resellers, not direct sales.
- 2026 R1 AI Studio adds governed workflows, masking, and audit trails across ERP.
- Beacon, launched July 2026, unifies documentation, training, and support into one knowledge layer.
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Dental Insurance
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Paid Holidays
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Fertility Treatment Support
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↓ -1%Sprinterra has launched AcuLens, a usage intelligence platform for Acumatica ERP systems. The platform records user behaviour within Acumatica instances and generates three reports: upgrade readiness, optimisation, and workforce process analysis. AcuLens addresses how ERP systems are actually used by tracking which screens, workflows, and customisations teams actively employ. The AI-assisted analysis works only on aggregated results, never on business data, producing findings in plain language with recommended next steps. The platform is designed for Acumatica value-added resellers and mid-market companies. It requires 30-60 days of activity to generate initial reports, which can be delivered monthly, quarterly, bi-annually, or annually. No business data leaves the instance; the system records usage patterns rather than content. Sprinterra, an Acumatica independent software vendor since 2013, won the Acumatica 2026 Development Excellence Award.
Bringing 40 years of pricing to Acumatica. How RBI Corporation moved to Acumatica while preserving the pricing structure that runs their business with Rockton Pricing Management (RPM). For 40 years, RBI Corporation ran on one ERP system. Over that time, they built what most distributors would recognize: a pricing structure shaped around exactly how they sell. RBI distributes lawn and garden products and arborist products. They move goods to businesses that resell them, and they sell direct to consumers through retail locations where customers walk in for chainsaw chains, mower bars, and arborist rope. A business like that does not run on one price. It runs on levels, matrices, promotions, and customer-specific programs built up over decades. When it came time to move from their legacy ERP, RBI chose Acumatica as the platform for their next chapter. But they also knew they needed a way to bring their established pricing structure with them. Bringing a complex pricing model into a new ERP. As RBI evaluated the move, they saw the opportunity to modernize their ERP environment with Acumatica while maintaining the pricing strategies their business had developed over four decades. "Acumatica's pricing aspect was hard to map to what we are currently using," said Will Miller, Enterprise Analyst at RBI Corporation. That wasn't because RBI expected their new ERP to look exactly like their old one. Their pricing model had simply become highly specialized over 40 years. The challenge was finding a way to preserve that complexity while taking advantage of a modern ERP platform. RBI did not want to leave decades of pricing knowledge behind. They wanted to bring it forward. The plan: carry the whole structure into Acumatica. That's where Rockton Pricing Management (RPM) came in. RPM is a Pricing Intelligence Platform for ERP-driven distributors, and it connects to Acumatica through the API to do the one thing Acumatica's native pricing could not: carry RBI's full pricing structure across the move. Rebuilding 40 years of pricing is not a slogan. It is a set of tools, and RBI put them to work: * Recreate the matrix. RBI used attribute maps to rebuild their pricing levels and matrix structure within their new environment. * Run any program they can think of. RBI gives promotions and special pricing based on a long list of criteria, by customer, by item, and combinations of both. RPM "gave us the opportunity to create programs any way we could really think of," Will said. * Break by more than quantity. Quantity breaks can be based on quantity, dollar amount, or weight, using any mixture of item, customer, or document attributes. * Segment cleanly. Filters let RBI group products and customers so promotions and pricing land where they belong. * Build customer-specific price files. Catalogs let RBI create price files for individual customers. More than pricing. Beyond pricing, RBI also used RPM's data sync capabilities to manage data they do not keep in their ERP. Working with the Rockton team, they built functionality that connects their website and ERP so items are added automatically, only when needed. The result is an Acumatica environment that stays focused on the products RBI actually needs to manage, while the company can still offer a large catalog to customers without putting every product into the ERP. The result. RPM "delivered unbelievable value to our business, allowing us to create these structures that have helped us diversify our pricing in ways that allow us to optimize our margin output," said Miller. And the relationship held up under real demands. When RBI wanted to do something that "seemed impossible at first," Rockton worked with them to make it possible, sometimes by showing them how, sometimes by building new functionality to make it happen. "They've been the easiest and best to work with," Miller said. "They get back to us right away." What RBI's story says to other distributors. RBI's experience shows that moving to a modern ERP does not have to mean leaving your pricing strategies behind. If your business has spent years building customer programs, pricing matrices, promotions, and other strategies, those structures are part of what makes your business work. The right combination of ERP and pricing technology can give distributors a modern foundation while preserving the pricing capabilities they've built over time. And there's another opportunity: understanding what those pricing strategies are actually doing to your margins. Built for better margins. Rockton Pricing Management (RPM) helps distributors get more from their ERP and their pricing data without forcing them to choose between modern technology and the pricing strategies that run their business. If you want to know what your real margin picture looks like, start with a free 30-minute Margin Analysis. Acu-Connect use your own ERP data to show you where your margin actually sits. In one analysis, Acu-Connect found 8.73% in margin the pricing system was not accounting for. On $100M in revenue, that's $8.7M. You can't improve margin you can't see. Most distributors know a gap like that can exist. Few can see where it is or how large it is.
From spreadsheets to real-time visibility: how Portacool transformed operations with Acumatica. Home " From spreadsheets to real-time visibility: how Portacool transformed operations with Acumatica. Growth is exciting, but it can also expose weaknesses in the systems behind your business. For Portacool, a manufacturer of portable evaporative cooling solutions, continued growth made it increasingly difficult to rely on a legacy ERP system, spreadsheets, and manual processes. The company needed better visibility, more efficient processes, and a system capable of supporting its future. When legacy systems start holding you back. Portacool's existing ERP handled basic financials, purchase orders, and sales orders, but many other processes required spreadsheets and manual work. Data had to be exported and manipulated in Excel. Inventory counts were completed manually. Financial information was entered into a separate reporting system each month, and the company lacked dashboards that could provide real-time insights. As the business grew, these disconnected processes created data silos, limited visibility, and consumed valuable employee time. Portacool knew it needed a better way forward. Why Portacool chose Acumatica. Portacool selected Acumatica Manufacturing Edition to bring more of its operations together in one modern, cloud-based platform. Acumatica offered the flexibility Portacool needed to support different manufacturing processes while connecting with third-party applications through its open API. The company also gained access to features such as: * Real-time inventory visibility * Automated reporting * Customizable dashboards * Serial tracking * Warehouse and inventory management * Integrations with other business applications Instead of piecing together information from multiple sources, employees could access the data they needed within a connected system. The results speak for themselves. After implementing Acumatica, Portacool saw significant improvements throughout its operations. The company achieved: 86% faster month-end close 75% faster inventory counts Elimination of manual data entry Portacool also improved cash flow, streamlined operations, gained full inventory visibility, and connected seamlessly with third-party applications. Most importantly, employees gained access to real-time information that allowed them to make better decisions and support the company's continued growth. A better foundation for growth. Portacool's story demonstrates an important lesson for growing manufacturers. The processes that worked when your company was smaller may not be the processes that will take you to the next level. Disconnected systems and manual work can become increasingly costly as your organization grows. A modern ERP platform like Acumatica can bring information together, automate repetitive processes, and give your team the visibility it needs to make confident decisions. Is your business ready for what's next? At HOOPS, Imagineering LLC. help manufacturers implement Acumatica with a hands-on approach from start to finish. Imagineering LLC. take the time to understand your existing processes, identify opportunities for improvement, guide implementation, train your team, and provide ongoing support after you go-live. Because the right ERP system should do more than manage your business today. It should help prepare you for where you're going next. The 7 Most Common Security Holes You Can Fix Right Now
Acumatica vs Odoo: at a glance. Both Odoo and Acumatica have a range of features to support the requirements of larger, more complex organisations. The table below lets you compare these capabilities at a glance. Mitigating operational risk with the right ERP system. Both systems are powerful, market-leading ERP platforms. Although the differences are significant, the overlap in terms of functionality and opportunity will make a short-term improvement to your business efficiency, compared to a small business accounting system. However, the benefit of an ERP system is measured over years. Choosing the best possible option is the key to your long-term growth, productivity, and profitability. This is where a granular comparison of your organisation's unique processes and workflows is highly recommended to best map your requirements and choose the best ERP system. To determine exactly what is right for your organisation, you need a trusted guide. This is the role of your software implementation partner. A software implementation partner can evaluate your business, its processes, workflows, and operational requirements, and recommend the best-fit ERP system to meet your needs. The best software partners can take this knowledge and put it towards the ERP implementation, so that it can be designed and built to match your requirements. Making your way through the ERP Selection Process eBook. MYOB Acumatica vs Odoo industry reviews. Acumatica is consistently rated by industry bodies as a leader in the ERP space, including market-leading usability. When assessing the viability and quality of an ERP system, it pays to not only take the advice of software experts but also look further afield to market reviews and real-world feedback. Info-Tech is an IT Research and Advisory group that collects and analyses data on business software. They produce Data Quadrant Reports that map product features and satisfaction scores against vendor experience and capability ratings to evaluate different technology systems. In their most recent Data Quadrant Report, Info-Tech rated Acumatica as a Leader and the number one midmarket ERP option based on those metrics. Odoo is still a strong performer and part of the Leader quadrant. However, Acumatica outperforms it on both axes: product features and satisfaction and vendor experience and capabilities. Other MYOB Acumatica ERP comparisons. Kilimanjaro Pty Ltd. has produced honest, open comparisons of MYOB Acumatica vs other ERP systems, such as: Want more information about MYOB Acumatica? MYOB Acumatica is a sophisticated, powerful platform with nearly endless customisation possibilities to suit your business's requirements. Choosing a business management system is like climbing a mountain - it is best achieved with a trusted, experienced guide. Download its free and comprehensive Guide to MYOB Acumatica to discover everything you need to know about the number 1 ERP system in Australia and New Zealand. Next steps. Kilimanjaro Consulting is the leading Australian and New Zealand implementation partner for organisations using MYOB Acumatica. Kilimanjaro Pty Ltd. has endeavoured to write an honest, unbiased comparison of MYOB Acumatica and Odoo that shows off the strengths of both systems. Odoo is better for smaller businesses to take advantage of its flexibility and affordability. For larger, more complex organisations, MYOB Acumatica is largely the better choice due to its powerful functionality, responsiveness to scale, auditability and compliance management, and stronger local support. Kilimanjaro Pty Ltd. would love to talk to you about your ERP requirements to evaluate if MYOB Acumatica is the best fit for you. To contact Kilimanjaro Pty Ltd. about MYOB Acumatica and your business, email [email protected] or call 1300 857 464 (AU) or 0800 436 774 (NZ).
Acumatica opens Global Capability Center in Hyderabad. Acumatica has opened a Global Capability Center in Hyderabad's Nanakramguda with more than 30 employees. Initially focused on engineering, the centre will support product innovation, serve global customers and help the company expand its operations and capabilities in India Exploring Travel Maps Published Date - 11 August 2026, 09:14 PM Hyderabad: Acumatica announced the opening of its Global Capability Center (GCC) in Hyderabad at Nanakramguda, with more than 30 employees and more expected to join in the coming months. Studying World History The GCC opening marks a milestone in Acumatica's international growth strategy, establishing a centre of engineering excellence designed to accelerate product innovation and strengthen the company's ability to serve customers worldwide. The Hyderabad GCC joins Acumatica's existing operations across the United States, Canada, Serbia, and Sri Lanka. Initially focused on engineering, the centre also creates opportunities for Acumatica to expand into additional disciplines over time and support continued regional growth. "We have created the core of our growth engine in India with an initial seed, and we look forward to it becoming a mature tree and a major contributor to the success of Acumatica customers and Acumatica itself," said Miten Mehta, chief engineering officer of Acumatica. Discover more Science Tech Reports Entertainment News Updates * Follow Us: