Orix Life Insurance reduces test automation workload by 88% by shifting from script-based to NoCode tools, addressing the 'speed asymmetry' where code development accelerates while testing remains a bottleneck.

Orix Life Insurance, a financial services firm, adopted Autify NoCode in 2022 after a failed 2020 attempt with script-based automation tools. The earlier system suffered from poor maintainability, operator dependency, and instability in the company's secure financial environment.

Testing work had consumed approximately 5 percent of workload in new product development. The shift to UI-based NoCode testing allows team members without specialized scripting skills to create and maintain tests, enabling broader participation across the development team.

Generative AI tools such as Copilot have accelerated code writing, but testing remains labor-intensive, creating a structural mismatch where implementation outpaces quality assurance—slowing delivery to market and increasing post-release bug discovery that exhausts teams.