Web-Based Testing Software for QA Teams
Stop emailing test cases, managing them in long documents, and tracking test results in spreadsheets. Get TestRail for comprehensive web-based test case management.
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Web-based testing software increases productivity — and much more
Compared to a less formal approach of documenting test cases in text documents and keeping track of test results in spreadsheets, web-based testing software increases productivity by having everything accessible in one place: test cases right next to planned test runs, test results along with status reports and progress charts.
From an infrastructure perspective, there is another advantage: web-based software is easier to roll out because all that is required for end-users is a web browser. At all times, each user is using the latest version and won’t have to worry about backing up data since it is kept on the server. This saves time and money when introducing testing software that is web-based.
From an infrastructure perspective, there is another advantage: web-based software is easier to roll out because all that is required for end-users is a web browser. At all times, each user is using the latest version and won’t have to worry about backing up data since it is kept on the server. This saves time and money when introducing testing software that is web-based.
We can’t speak for all web-based testing software solutions, but with TestRail we’ve put a lot of effort into making the things you work on every day as easy as possible: adding test cases, executing tests, tracking results, and generating reports. Everything is accessible right there from your web browser.
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Blog
How to Report on Traceability and Test Coverage in Jira
Test coverage and traceability are two of the most important QA metrics to track — but not every tool makes it easy.
In this blog post, we cover why test coverage and traceability are essential, and how you can show test coverage, manage requirements traceability, and create a traceability report when using Jira to manage software development.
In this blog post, we cover why test coverage and traceability are essential, and how you can show test coverage, manage requirements traceability, and create a traceability report when using Jira to manage software development.
Report
The 2023 Software Testing Quality Report
Find out how software testing teams just like yours— from 30+ industries and 100 countries around the world—are taking on testing and QA today.
In this report, we uncover surprising data about the adoption of test automation, questions about the business impact and ROI of testing, and people’s primary objectives around quality right now. Plus, learn more about the most common traits of efficient and happy QA teams—the key to unlocking a high-performing team may be simpler than you think!
In this report, we uncover surprising data about the adoption of test automation, questions about the business impact and ROI of testing, and people’s primary objectives around quality right now. Plus, learn more about the most common traits of efficient and happy QA teams—the key to unlocking a high-performing team may be simpler than you think!
On- Demand Webinar
Test Automation: Don't Believe the Hype
Test automation — it's one of the hottest topics in QA today, but can you believe all the hype?
In this webinar, Diogo Rede, TestRail’s Solution Architect & Testing Advocate, walks you through common misconceptions about test automation and how to build an approach to automation that works for your team's unique needs.
In this webinar, Diogo Rede, TestRail’s Solution Architect & Testing Advocate, walks you through common misconceptions about test automation and how to build an approach to automation that works for your team's unique needs.