I highly recommend Tricentis Tosca as a regression testing tool. We use Tricentis Tosca for end-to-end automation. We have various types of applications that we have to automate (Salesforce, SAP, web-based applications, desktops, mainframes, APIs, and database automation, to name a few).
Tosca’s performance is stable and robust. It has a feature called model-based test automation, which is highly stable, and they are improving the solution all the time.
We’ve found the Tosca technical support to be excellent. There’s a dedicated team of people available in the 24/7 chat window.
We are using a multi-user environment and the central repository gives everyone very easy access, allowing them to re-use the models or whatever artifacts they need from other teams.
In addition, with Tosca’s distributed execution, we’re able to execute thousands of test cases in a very small amount of time.
I find the test templates to be very useful.
This solution is very easy to learn and any non-programmer or manual tester, with little experience in automation, can pick it up easily.
One thing Tosca could improve would be its incompatibility with Excel-based forms and Open Text applications.
The ROI we reach from using Tosca is very good. If we didn't have Tosca, we would need to hire three more testers to do everything manually. This solution has really helped our company.
Regression Testing Tools help ensure that new code changes do not negatively impact existing functionalities. These tools automate repetitive testing processes, making code maintenance efficient and reliable.
Regression Testing Tools are essential for maintaining software quality and stability. They automate the process of re-running test cases against the modified codebase to detect defects introduced by recent changes. These tools are indispensable for large-scale applications with...
I highly recommend Tricentis Tosca as a regression testing tool. We use Tricentis Tosca for end-to-end automation. We have various types of applications that we have to automate (Salesforce, SAP, web-based applications, desktops, mainframes, APIs, and database automation, to name a few).
Tosca’s performance is stable and robust. It has a feature called model-based test automation, which is highly stable, and they are improving the solution all the time.
We’ve found the Tosca technical support to be excellent. There’s a dedicated team of people available in the 24/7 chat window.
We are using a multi-user environment and the central repository gives everyone very easy access, allowing them to re-use the models or whatever artifacts they need from other teams.
In addition, with Tosca’s distributed execution, we’re able to execute thousands of test cases in a very small amount of time.
I find the test templates to be very useful.
This solution is very easy to learn and any non-programmer or manual tester, with little experience in automation, can pick it up easily.
One thing Tosca could improve would be its incompatibility with Excel-based forms and Open Text applications.
The ROI we reach from using Tosca is very good. If we didn't have Tosca, we would need to hire three more testers to do everything manually. This solution has really helped our company.