A failure to meet nonfunctional expectations (e.g., delay in execution) could lead to financial losses, user distrust, and legal consequences. Therefore, quality assurance must cover both dimensions—functionality and quality attributes. By using a test management tool like Testomat, QA teams can map each nonfunctional requirement to specific test cases, execution metrics, and alerts, creating a traceable, testable structure that supports accountability and continuous improvement. https://testomat.io/blog/non-functional-requirements-examples-definition-complete-guide/