People from all over the world can use it at the same time. It's not for a particular location. That's most valuable. Their cloud-based lab to test across devices, browsers, and OSs is the main part of it. People from offshore and onshore can access the devices. We can open everything on our system so we don't have to go looking for physical devices. It saves on the cost and effort of having to maintain our own virtual testing environment. Even our onshore team is not in the city that we work in, so that helps a lot. Even if we didn't invest a lot in getting multiple devices, having to share those devices would become a hassle. And same-day access to new devices is quite important. When OSs are updated or something new comes onto the market, upon our request, we can have new devices installed on the cloud and have access to them. We don't have any wait time and that's great. Overall, it has helped massively to speed up our testing efforts and not just from a device point of view. Over the last two years, the performance of the Perfecto tool has picked up as well. It's much more real-time now, compared to what it was when I started. Also, when I started using it, we did not have the web capabilities and we used to test only on mobile. We had Android and iOS, and that was great, but around 2020, they added web functionality as well, with Windows and Mac devices on the Perfecto cloud. It's great having everything together on one platform. We use Perfecto's reporting and analytics for automation testing. Obviously, we need to see what the results are for whatever tests we perform from an automation perspective. Reporting results to our business team plays a huge role. One other feature is the screenshots that Perfecto has. If I'm testing something and I want to take a screenshot, it's just a click away. That makes it much easier to record all the results.
